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Postpartum Contraception Uptake Remains Low Despite Clear Benefits

January 2026

New data show that many women do not receive effective contraception in the postpartum period, highlighting missed opportunities in reproductive healthcare.

Discovery Could Lead to Improved Diagnosis and Treatment for Infertility in Women

FERTILITY in women is affected by the essential role played in the process by a naturally occurring hormone, according to researchers from the University…

Significant Mortality Benefits of Mechanical Valves

MECHANICAL valves have very good long-term mortality benefits and should be used more often, particularly in younger patients who require mitral-valve…

Improved Communication Increases Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Rates

HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS (HPV) is estimated to be accountable for >90% of cervical and anal cancers, ~70% of vaginal and vulvar cancers, and >60% of penile…

Introducing EMJ Reproductive Health 3.1

United Kingdom, August 17, 2017: A warm welcome to the 2017 EMJ Reproductive Health eJournal! This instalment gives a complete review of…

Infertility: Century-Old Procedure Offers New Hope

OLD imaging techniques give new hope for infertile couples trying to conceive. Infertility affects a substantial proportion of the world’s population…

3D Printed Scaffolds Restore Ovary Function in Infertile Mice

INFERTILE mice, that have been surgically sterilised, have given birth to healthy offspring with the aid of three-dimensional (3D) printing functioning…

What Is a Leader?

Leader. A word which we have become accustomed to in day-to-day life, but what does the word mean to you?

‘Adopted’ Embryo Programme Produces New Style Extended Families

7 May, 2017 – Experts at the University of Huddersfield are researching the emergence of a new style of family creation that sees couples “adopt” embryos…

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