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A successful 5th ReproYoung conference attracts new members to the network

A successful 5th ReproYoung conference attracts new members to the network

by SimonLinden | May 10, 2022 | News

Close to 100 delegates came to Ystad on the 28-29th of April 2022 to participate in the 5th ReproYoung conference with symposia, poster walks and a battle-style debate between Principal Investigators in different disciplines of reproductive medicine. “It is the fifth...
Interdisciplinary collaboration secures 35 million DKK towards research in male reproduction

Interdisciplinary collaboration secures 35 million DKK towards research in male reproduction

by Mette Bach Dyremose | Apr 7, 2022 | News

Bringing together experts from different disciplines holds a huge potential when it comes to achieving major breakthroughs in science. To drive such interdisciplinary research in male reproduction, the Novo Nordisk Foundation has awarded ReproUnion researcher Kristian...
Anja Pinborg calls for careful interpretation of a US study suggesting pregnancy complications are more likely after ART

Anja Pinborg calls for careful interpretation of a US study suggesting pregnancy complications are more likely after ART

by Mette Bach Dyremose | Mar 24, 2022 | News

In February 2022 the Journal of the American Heart Association published a study, which associates assisted reproduction with an increased risk of vascular and other complications during pregnancy, especially in women aged 35 years or older and those with pre-existing...
ReproUnion supported PhD provides novel insights on the molecular changes provoked by short-term testosterone deficiency

ReproUnion supported PhD provides novel insights on the molecular changes provoked by short-term testosterone deficiency

by Mette Bach Dyremose | Mar 14, 2022 | News

At the end of February 2022 Barbara Sahlin successfully defended her PhD, where the results indicate for the first time in healthy men that early effects of testosterone deficiency provoke metabolic changes detected in blood. “I started my study to gain in-depth...
New RMC facilities will benefit fertility patients and reproductive research

New RMC facilities will benefit fertility patients and reproductive research

by Mette Bach Dyremose | Jan 14, 2022 | News

On the 14th of December 2021, Camilla Mårtensen cut the ribbon to new top-modern facilities at Reproduktionsmedicinsk centrum (RMC) in Malmö. “RMC plays such an important and meaningful role and in these challenging times for the healthcare sector it is great with the...
ReproUnion welcomes Bernadette Mannaerts from Ferring to its Executive Board

ReproUnion welcomes Bernadette Mannaerts from Ferring to its Executive Board

by Mette Bach Dyremose | Dec 20, 2021 | News

In the autumn 2021 Bernadette Mannaerts stepped into ReproUnion’s Executive Board with a passion for drug development and a weak spot for the Nordics. “It has been a pleasure to welcome Bernadette to ReproUnion. With over 35 years in the reproductive medicine...
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