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The article discusses the limitations of home pregnancy tests and the complexities of early pregnancy. It highlights how these tests can create a misleading binary of pregnancy status and the various factors that can influence pregnancy viability. The piece also references Kate Clancy's book, which explores the myths and realities surrounding pregnancy.
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The article discusses the limitations of home pregnancy tests and the complexities of early pregnancy. It highlights how these tests can create a misleading binary of pregnancy status and the various factors that can influence pregnancy viability. The piece also references Kate Clancy's book, which explores the myths and realities surrounding pregnancy.
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