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Rated by Participant: 0A5866EDEEEDDB71F8C6D69F0C536CF9BFCD8B9329CB61C43FE3C8BDFB92E05D
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The study observed decreased conception rates and COVID-19 vaccination BUT it is not proof of a causal relationship between vaccination and fecundability BECAUSE e.g. it is possible that more women who wished to become pregnant chose not to be vaccinated. We need more studies! https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12552754/

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