User talk:Pinkpastry1

This user is a student editor in Northeastern_University/ENGW3307_Adv_Writing_for_the_Sciences_(Fall2021) .

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16:05, 24 September 2021 (UTC)

Hi PinkPastry1!

I think splitting the lead section into a new subsection was the right choice. By doing so, you provided a logical progression from a broad overview to more specific topical information. In addition, the tone of the article is neutral and appropriate for an encyclopedia audience. Lastly, you have effectively associated every medical statement with MEDRS-compliant sources. To improve, I think the article could benefit from more Wikilinks to specific terms including “luteal phase,” “estrogen,” and “progesterone.” As they are directly relevant to the article, I think adding internal links to these terms will provide more background information related to pregnancy in women. Furthermore, if possible, I would suggest you add some sort of visual aid to support the text of the article. You could try checking out Wikipedia Commons to help you find any contributing figures or images. Overall, I think your contributions significantly improved the general quality of the article. Great work!

Cass1604 — Preceding unsigned comment added by Cass1604 (talk • contribs) 16:22, 7 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]