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ReproYoung Research Seminar December 2017
Every month, we are thrilled to bring together some of the leading minds and young researchers within reproduction and infertility. This month, we would like to give a special thanks to our four speakers, Professor Eva Hoffmann, postdoc Stine Gry Kristsen, PhD-student Kristina Wendelboe Olsen and DVM Maja Ramløse.
Meet our ESHRE Students
ReproUnion Management Unit met with the ESHRE fellowship recipients to talk about their experience in Denmark, and how their introduction into the ReproUnion program has been. Read the entire interview here.
ReproUnion Research Projects presented at Ferring Pharmaceuticals
On November 28th, ReproUnion was invited to Ferring Pharmaceuticals (who is one of the partners in ReproUnion) in Copenhagen to present eight ReproUnion research projects to a group of scientists....
New Patient Mobility Agreement enables Childless Couple to get Treatment in both Malmø and Copenhagen
Both Swedish and Danish patients with certain types of involuntary infertility can now receive specialized treatment in Malmö and Copenhagen.
New Scientific Paper: Male Factor Intertility and Risk of Multiple Sclerosis: A Register-based Cohort Study
Clara Helene Glazer, PhD student at the Department of Occupational and Environmental Medicine at Bispebjerg hospital recently published a study in the Multiple Sclerosis Journal.
New ReproUnion paper published in Nature Scientific Reports
Linn Mamsen, PhD student from Laboratory of Reproductive Biology, Rigshospitalet has published a new scientific paper.
First Steps towards Creating an Artificial Human Ovary.
Maja Ramløse is a veterinarian working on a temporary contract at the Laboratory of Reproductive Biology(LRB), Rigshospitalet since September 2017. Maja is involved in several projects at the LRB, including working on bioengineering an ovary. The project aims at developing safe and feasible means of preserving fertility for patients receiving gonadotoxic treatment, as this is currently not possible in all patient groups. Please click on the title to read more.
New Scientific Paper: Use of Non-prescription Analgesics and Male Reproductive Function
Birgit Bjerre Høyer, postdoctoral researcher from Dept. of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Bispebjerg Hospital Bispebjerg hospital has in collaboration with Professor Jens Peter Bonde and collaborators published a new scientific paper. Read more by clicking on the title.
Life Style Factors and Male Fertility
Semen quality has been suggested to be associated with subsequent morbidity and mortality. The Fertility Clinic at Frederiksberg Hospital examined semen quality of 4,712 men from 1966 to 2010 referred for infertility evaluation, they were traced in the National Patient Registry. Read more about the research project here.
Should Pregnant Women Work at Night?
This is the title of the research project Ph.D. student Paula Hammer from Dept. of Occupational and Environmental Medicine from Bispebjerg Hospital will give a presentation on Thursday, November 9, 2017, where we are hosting our monthly ReproUnion Research Seminar. This is a national register-based follow-up study of pregnant women’s health. Read more here.