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Michele R. Hacker

Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Harvard University

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About Michele R. Hacker at Harvard University (Harvard)

Michele R. Hacker is a professor at Harvard University specializing in obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive health research, with a focus on pregnancy complications and assisted reproductive technologies.

Research Areas

Assisted Reproductive TechnologyTwin PregnancyPreeclampsiaPelvic Floor DisordersMaternal HealthReproductive EpidemiologyPregnancy OutcomesHealth Disparities
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Research Output

Total Citations449

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Publications9

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h-index7

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