Big data meets the menstrual cycle

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Big data meets the menstrual cycle

Nearly a century ago, Ogino and Knaus separately and concurrently identified the timing of ovulation within the human menstrual cycle (1). Since then, many clinical and epidemiologic studies have elucidated details about the length of the cycle, the length of the follicular and luteal phases, fecund…

Volume 112, Issue 3, Pages 464–465

Authors:

Joseph B. Stanford, M.D., M.S.P.H.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Findings from a mobile-application-based cohort are consistent with established knowledge of the menstrual cycle, fertile window, and conception" by Faust et al.


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