COVID-19 and menstrual-related disturbances: a Spanish retrospective observational study in formerly menstruating women

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Global Women's Health, July 2024

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RT @CLsolidaire: Infection au #Covid19 sur le cycle menstruel : 38,8% des femmes présentaient des troubles et saignements irréguliers #Covi…

RT @CLsolidaire: Infection au #Covid19 sur le cycle menstruel : 38,8% des femmes présentaient des troubles et saignements irréguliers #Covi…

RT @CLsolidaire: Infection au #Covid19 sur le cycle menstruel : 38,8% des femmes présentaient des troubles et saignements irréguliers #Covi…

RT @CLsolidaire: Infection au #Covid19 sur le cycle menstruel : 38,8% des femmes présentaient des troubles et saignements irréguliers #Covi…

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