Why the language we use to describe pregnancy matters
The language we use to describe pregnancy is a powerful tool that can shape opinions, inform policy, and influence personal...
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Lynae Brayboy, MD was the Chief Medical Officer at Clue. She is an obstetrician-gynecologist and a reproductive endocrinologist/infertility specialist who does basic science research on poor oocyte quality, mitochondria in the oocyte and oocyte toxicology. Her clinical research focused on developing smartphone applications to teach adolescent girls about reproductive health.
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