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Stress may make women less likely to get pregnant, study shows(USA Today)

by | August 12th, 2010

Stress may make women less likely to get pregnant, study shows

By Rita Rubin, USA TODAY


Practically everyone has heard of a couple who, after fertility treatments fail, adopt a baby and then all of a sudden get pregnant. Those stories have given rise to the belief that it takes longer for stressed-out women to conceive, a notion for which there has been little scientific evidence.

But a new study in the current issue of the journal Fertility and Sterility lends credence to a link between stress and time to conception, and not just in couples dealing with infertility. To Read More, Click Here.



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