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Observational study reveals lower mature oocyte retrieval in women working non-daytime or physically demanding jobs, highlighting occupational mechanisms affecting fertility.
Women working non-daytime shifts and those with physically demanding jobs had fewer mature oocytes retrieved after controlled ovarian hyperstimulation. Our results provide insight into possible mechanisms linking these occupational exposures with decreased fecundity.
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