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It may not seem like a big change, but an extra two beats per minute in resting pulse rate could mean the difference between getting pregnant or not. This clue into fertility windows have led ...

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In theory, a person can become pregnant at any time in their cycle, but it is most likely to happen around the time of ovulation. When ovulation happens will vary according to a person’s cycle.

Oura is working on a new feature that could help users track their fertility window. The feature will rely on body temperature data to deliver fertility predictions. It’s not immediately clear whether ...