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Swedish-made app helps 5,000 women get pregnant

An app made by two Swedish doctors has helped 5,000 women get pregnant, its creators have announced.

An app made by two Swedish doctors has helped 5,000 women get pregnant, its creators have announced. The app, called Natural Cycles and created by husband and wife team Dr Elina Berglund and Dr Raoul Scherwitzl, has been shown to be as effective as the contraceptive pill and can pinpoint ovulation with the same accuracy as methods used in clinics and hospitals. It is also the first health app for women to be regulated as a medical device.  Natural Cycles works by identifying a woman’s ovulation and fertile window by tracking her period and temperature. Women are required to record

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