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Fertility and period tracker-use rises since Dobbs decision, in Ohio and elsewhere

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(Photo illustration by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Researchers with the Ohio State University were part of a study that’s found an increase in the use of fertility and period trackers despite public concerns about information privacy and reproductive rights regulations. The study, released in the journal Contraception this month, used survey samples of people who used technology known as “Femtech,” or apps and technology “aimed at improving women’s …

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Fertility and period tracker-use rises since Dobbs decision, in Ohio and elsewhere

(Photo illustration by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Researchers with the Ohio State University were part of a study that’s found an increase in the use of fertility and period trackers despite public concerns about information privacy and reproductive rights regulations. The study, released in the journal Contraception this month, used survey samples of people who used technology known as “Femtech,” or apps and technology “aimed at improving women’s …

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Ohio State researchers find increase in fertility app use post-Dobbs decision, despite privacy concerns

Emily Neiman, lead author and clinical instructor of practice in the College of Nursing at The Ohio State University. Credit: Courtesy of Emily Neiman Ohio State researchers discovered the use of fertility-tracking apps and websites increased in certain states following the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 decision to grant abortion regulation authority to individual states, according to a Jan. 10 study. The research — led by Emily Neiman, a clinical i…

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