preconception health research methods, menstrual cycle tracking apps fertility, time to pregnancy epidemiology, remote biospecimen collection reproductive health, preconception period study design, fertility awareness app research, cycle monitoring preconception optimization, reproductive epidemiology life course
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Kahn LG, Loo E, Mishra GD, Stanford JB (2024). Editorial: Opportunities and challenges of human preconception research. *Frontiers in Reproductive Health*, *6*, 1508151. https://doi.org/10.3389/frph.2024.1508151
Kahn LG, Loo E, Mishra GD, Stanford JB. Editorial: Opportunities and challenges of human preconception research. Front Reprod Health. 2024. doi:10.3389/frph.2024.1508151
Kahn, L. G., et al. "Editorial: Opportunities and challenges of human preconception research." *Frontiers in reproductive health*, 2024.
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