Dietary patterns are associated with improved ovarian reserve in overweight and obese women: a cross-sectional study of the Lifestyle and Ovarian Reserve (LORe) cohort

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RT @CornellOvaryLab: Pub’d in @rbejournal - cross-sectional study suggests increased adherence to profertility diet (whole grains, seafood,…

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RT @CornellOvaryLab: Pub’d in @rbejournal - cross-sectional study suggests increased adherence to profertility diet (whole grains, seafood,…

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RT @CornellOvaryLab: Pub’d in @rbejournal - cross-sectional study suggests increased adherence to profertility diet (whole grains, seafood,…

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Pub’d in @rbejournal - cross-sectional study suggests increased adherence to profertility diet (whole grains, seafood, folic acid, vitamin B12 & D) is associated w/ ⬆️ ovarian reserve markers (AMH & follicle counts) in overweight & obese women

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