The DueDateBloom Editorial Team
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DueDateBloom is maintained by an in-house editorial team that covers a due date and pregnancy week calculator. The writing and the tool share the same maintainers.
Coverage sticks to Pregnancy Calculator. In practice it estimates a due date and the current week of pregnancy from the last period, an ovulation date, an IVF transfer or an ultrasound measurement. Typical runs through it include finding the likely due date after a positive test, seeing which week you are in following an IVF transfer and checking how a scan measurement shifts the date.
Every article is checked against two things before it goes live: that the method reproduces, and that nothing in the wording could be read as professional advice. Where a topic edges towards regulated advice, the article stays on the measurement and maths side and points the reader to a qualified professional.
Errors and corrections go to support@duedatebloom.com. Once a mistake is confirmed it is corrected at source, on the page.
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