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Could integrating infertility into universal health coverage close the gap in fertility care?
A synthesis of 27 studies calls for coordinated, multilevel action rather than isolated service changes, plus stronger regulation of cross-border treatment.
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Menopause-related blood protein changes have been linked to later cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease risk.
In research involving almost 15,000 women, these molecular changes were more closely associated with hormone levels than age.
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Could simpler eligibility rules identify more people at risk of inherited breast cancer?
Current NHS criteria would have identified just under half of high-penetrance variants, while a streamlined approach increased this to 81%.
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Around 23 million miscarriages occur worldwide every year. Research still hasn't caught up.
In this video, Dr Alena Sofieva, Journal Lead for EMJ Reproductive Health, shares the research she wants to see more of.
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IVF success may be influenced by more than clinical factors alone.
Explore how environmental and lifestyle exposures could play a role in fertility outcomes and what emerging evidence may mean for reproductive care.
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Could at-home testing help close the cervical screening gap?
Women who miss their cervical screening appointments will be offered free NHS home testing kits.
The move forms part of efforts to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040.
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Have you seen our latest reproductive health publication yet? Inside, uncover expert insights from our esteemed Editorial Board below:
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The next chapter of IVF could look very different from today.
In this interview, Georg Griesinger explores emerging innovations in reproductive medicine and what they could mean for the future of fertility treatment.
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The NHS is now sending free at-home HPV kits to women who've missed their screening — swab, post, done.
99.7% of cervical cancers are linked to just 13 high-risk HPV strains. Early testing saves lives.
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Enthusiasm for new technologies can sometimes outpace the evidence.
In the first instalment of our new Journal Q&A series, Dr Alena Sofieva highlights a stand-out interview from the latest issue with Professor Karen Sermon.
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New research found the maternal gut microbiome was the main source of bacteria colonising the infant gut, while delivery mode and breastfeeding were key influences on how it developed.
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Reproductive medicine is changing fast - and this is where you keep up. In our new launch video, Reporter Cecilia Adamou unpacks the latest edition of EMJ Reproductive Health.
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Are pregnancies conceived via Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) truly a distinct obstetric phenotype? 🩺
Essential reading for clinicians and researchers looking to refine their approach to high-risk obstetric care.
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New research found significant differences in contraceptive methods used compared with women without intellectual disability, reinforcing the need for better support around reproductive decision-making.
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New evidence links oral contraceptives to depression outcomes.
Analysis of nearly 2.5 million women found oral contraceptive users were 31% more likely to receive a depression diagnosis than non-users.
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What could the latest fertility research mean for clinical practice?
From advances in fertility diagnostics to new insights into IVF and hormonal therapy, ESHRE 2026 showcased research that could help shape future care.
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More patients are turning to IVF than ever before.
A new HFEA report shows IVF now accounts for around 1 in 31 births in the UK, but inequities remain, with Black and Asian patients continuing to experience lower birth rates per embryo transferred.
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New research at #ESHRE2026 highlights the potential of a non-invasive seminal plasma test to predict sperm retrieval outcomes in men with non-obstructive azoospermia.
The findings could help guide treatment decisions before surgical sperm retrieval.
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Why are so many women stopping hormonal therapy for endometriosis and adenomyosis?
Research presented at #ESHRE found mood changes were the strongest predictor of treatment dissatisfaction, while better counselling was linked to higher satisfaction.
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As the world's leading fertility experts gather in London, EMJ will be following the research, expert debate, and clinical insights shaping the next chapter of reproductive health.
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