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s and the susceptibility windows for women undergoing IVF treatment. Our study suggested that exposure to ambient air pollutants, in particular NO2 and PM10, was associated with an increased risk of lower rates of pregnancy and live birth respectively in patients undergoing IVF. Stratified analyses indicated that ambient SO2 and O3 levels were related to adverse pregnancy outcomes in some subgroups of IVF patients in this study. Notably, patients who underwent single embryo transfer were more susceptible to ambient air
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