The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
So, usually does it's timed, right? It has to happen at a certain time in the cycle. So we either use the woman's natural cycle to time it and time it at the time that implantation would normally occur which is like the second half of the cycle or we use what we call a controlled or programmed cycle where we basically give the woman the hormones and then again time the transfer to happen at a specific time.
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So, usually does it's timed, right? It has to happen at a certain time in the cycle. So we either use the woman's natural cycle to time it and time it at the time that implantation would normally occur which is like the second half of the cycle or we use what we call a controlled or programmed cycle where we basically give the woman the hormones and then again time the transfer to happen at a specific time.