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I'm your host, Dr. Natalie Crawford, and I am a board-certified OBGYN and fertility physician,

and also co-founder of Fora Fertility in Austin, Texas.

With the goal of educating and empowering women, each week on this podcast, I discuss health and fertility,

and how they relate to your true self.

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Hi, friends, and welcome back to The As A Woman Podcast.

Today, we are going to talk about emergency contraception, because I think there are some things that you need to know

if you are not looking to be pregnant at this moment, and I think there's things that you may need to know.

Even if you're trying to get pregnant, but that may help a friend, a loved one, or somebody else in your life,

and in today's current world, we all need to act together so that we can learn as much about our bodies and how to protect ourselves as possible.

So, I'm so thankful you're here so we can dive into this today.

But first, I'm going to talk about fertility and the news.

Today, I want to talk about an article that was published in The New York Times,

deleting your period tracker won't protect you.

This was published June 30th, 2022, so just a few days after Ruby Wade had been overturned.

What this article is talking about is, should you delete your period tracking now?

And I know that a lot of us have been saying this, that that information could potentially be used against you.

We have seen period tracker app data sold in the past and exposed, and people's private data was given to other people.

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