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1 urrent pregnancy status and received a urine pregnancy test.

2 in the copper IUD group had a 1-month urine pregnancy test.

3 both groups) once they had a positive urine pregnancy test.

4 itors to time sexual intercourse and digital pregnancy tests.

5 ons dispensed, contraceptive counseling, and pregnancy testing.

6 ens for gVL (primary outcome), pVL, RTI, and pregnancy testing.

7 The primary outcome was a positive urine pregnancy test 1 month after IUD insertion.

8 was mean gestational weeks at first positive pregnancy test (4 weeks).

9 t rely on the clinical examination or a home pregnancy test-a laboratory test should be requested.

10 tro fertilization (IVF) with a positive home pregnancy test, abdominal distention, a 5-pound weight g

11 Documentation of a positive pregnancy test after filling a prescription may overesti

12 only among participants whose first positive pregnancy test and vaccination date (for whichever dose

13 udy visits through 9 months included HIV and pregnancy testing and HIV prevention counseling.

14 n used in many rapid diagnoses, for example, pregnancy tests and infectious disease prevention.

15 ified chemical pregnancies as false-positive pregnancy tests and showed the sample size adjustment th

16 bo from a time soon after a positive urinary pregnancy test (and no later than 6 weeks of gestation)

17 treatment of skin conditions, immunizations, pregnancy testing, and lipid or diabetes screening.

18 e the importance of contraceptive advice and pregnancy testing at the start of chemotherapeutic treat

19 t-of-care sensors for both diagnostic (e.g., pregnancy test, COVID-19 monitoring) and environmental (

20 hat the system is able to predict a positive pregnancy test from a single digital image, offering a n

21 eening tests for diabetes and the first home pregnancy tests generated very similar expectations of s

22 imited sexually transmitted disease, HIV and pregnancy testing; given the high rates of asymptomatic

23 ed ovarian failure was defined as a negative pregnancy test, greater than 3 months of amenorrhea, and

24 d to specific questions of informed consent, pregnancy testing, healthcare, disease prevention, and p

25 omized trial to assess whether offering home pregnancy tests (HPTs) to preconception cohort study par

26 diogram and troponin concentration, negative pregnancy test if female, body-mass index of 30 kg/m(2)

27 ose (except for 1 patient who had a negative pregnancy test immediately before the (18)F-FDG PET proc

28 on of 34.21 umol/L or less, a negative urine pregnancy test in women of childbearing potential, and n

29 and recommendations regarding the utility of pregnancy testing in poisoned females are discussed.

30 chlamydia, human immunodeficiency virus, or pregnancy testing in the past year than among those who

31 Pregnancy test kits routinely recommend testing "as earl

32 urth of adolescent girls who have a negative pregnancy test may be identified by the health care syst

33 Pregnancy testing occurred monthly and study medication

34 test results were known that explored prior pregnancy tests, pregnancies, sexual and contraceptive h

35 lateral flow immunoassays, such as the home pregnancy test, rely on proteins as detection units (e.g

36 d ever conceived, 34.2% had a prior negative pregnancy test result and 24.4% had a prior negative tes

37 Adolescent girls with a negative pregnancy test result may be an appropriate target group

38 gnancy time points: periconception, positive pregnancy test result, first trimester, second trimester

39 Conception was defined as a positive pregnancy test result.

40 without an embryo or yolk sac (with positive pregnancy test results), a follow-up sonogram should be

41 ficity) of these indicators, as well as home pregnancy test results, as predictors of the diagnosis o

42 Because of missing pregnancy test results, we used multiple imputation to c

43 nary indication of health status (e.g., home pregnancy test strip).

44 d-exchange signal transduction, and standard pregnancy test strips.

45 sduction on low-cost, commercially available pregnancy test strips.

46 difference in the number of falsely positive pregnancy tests that will be detected, depending upon th

47 se outside a formal laboratory, with in-home pregnancy tests the best-known example of these tests.

48 While most recognizable in the pregnancy tests, there are many other applications for l

49 sible screening sensitivity for an hCG-based pregnancy test therefore is estimated to be 90% (95% con

50 lone (10 mg) from the time of their positive pregnancy test to 14 weeks' gestation.

51 has the potential to be developed as a panda pregnancy test to predict viable cub development.

52 A urine pregnancy test was negative.

53 When a 1-month urine pregnancy test was unavailable, we used survey and healt

54 Mean time at first pregnancy testing was identical in both arms (2 days bef

55 which young women presenting to clinics for pregnancy tests were asked to complete a self-administer

56 oping keloid scarring; positive HIV tests or pregnancy tests; were female participants who were lacta

57 (OR, 1.69; 95% CI, 1.02-2.80), and provided pregnancy testing within 2 weeks of arrival at the jail