The association between essential trace element (copper, zinc, selenium, and cobalt) status and the risk of early embryonic arrest among women undergoing assisted reproductive techniques

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We've detected a paper from Frontiers in Endocrinology that cites a retracted paper post-retraction. Citing paper: https://t.co/7Yls7SglSf Retracted paper: https://t.co/kGS4ERvXGe

09 Dec 2022

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New Research: The association between essential trace element (copper, zinc, selenium, and cobalt) status and the risk of early embryonic arrest among women undergoing assisted reproductive techniques: Background Early embryonic… https://t.co/PHQJT43Se8 #

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