By: Lisa Gillespie, Javed Choudhury
TOPLINE: The COVID-19 booster was linked to shorter menstrual cycles in adolescent girls in the 4 months following administration, particularly when teens were in their follicular phase.
Lisa Gillespie is a Health Editor at Medscape. She covers themes related to medicine and healthcare, with a focus on medical specialties, and has reported on significant topics such as the Supreme Court and the Coronavirus. Lisa's work has been featured in MDEdge, Medscape, Wood Mackenzie, MedCity News, and Kaiser Health News.
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