UCLA Center for Reproductive Science, Health and Education on LinkedIn: We are delighted to announce our 2024 Reproductive Health and Science… (2024)

Btw, this is My first book chapter !!! Praise be to God!!!Let me explain a little about this book🥰This book is about reproductive health, there are many competent authors who write in each chapter, One of them is Me in chapter 7 on psychology in the female cycle!!In this book, you can also learn about reproductive health, reproduction in various genders, reproductive health in adolescents, adults and the elderly,reproductive disorders, sexually transmitted diseases, balanced nutrition in women's cycles, and maternal and child health services.So, If you feel you need this book and want to have this book you can buy it from this webhttps://lnkd.in/gGwKndJ5This book was also written by a Promkes lecturer, who has always had a positive influence on me,nice to meet you guys and let's make another book!!!!- inspire before expire -Nadya Adriana, 2021

CALL FOR PAPERS!!We plan a Themed Issue in BJOG on the topic of “Health Equity: Research to Close Gaps in Women’s and Reproductive Health Outcomes” to be published in 2025.The goal of this issue is to curate a collection of high-quality, impactful studies and commentaries on the issue of reproductive health equity across the translational science spectrum and across diverse geographic/global settings, with a special emphasis on studies and conceptual models that will close gaps in reproductive health outcomes. Maybe you are a researcher in this area, a clinician with an interest in inequalities, a member of underserved community or someone just interested in this field… either way: please help us to promote the call for papers or contribute to this themed issue. The call for papers link is https://lnkd.in/erGH3spj Please share the link further through your international networks.

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This is My first book chapter in 2022!!! Praise be to God!!!Let me explain a little about this book🥰This book is about reproductive health, there are many competent authors who write in each chapter, One of them is Me in chapter 7 on psychology in the female cycle!!In this book, you can also learn about reproductive health, reproduction in various genders, reproductive health in adolescents, adults and the elderly,reproductive disorders, sexually transmitted diseases, balanced nutrition in women's cycles, and maternal and child health services.So, If you feel you need this book and want to have this book you can buy it from this webhttps://lnkd.in/eeAnPpXCThis book was also written by a Promkes lecturer, who has always had a positive influence on me,nice to meet you guys and let's make another book!!!!- inspire before expire -Nadya Adriana, 2021

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On this International Women’s Day, we are highlighting Assistant Professor Ipek Ensari, PhD, whose work aims to use mobile health and machine learning methods for complex patient-generated data to improve disease characterization and patient self-management. Her work is grounded in women’s reproductive health conditions and populations at increased risk for health disparities.As she explains: “Utilizing AI in women’s reproductive health research is pivotal, especially for chronic conditions that are not well-documented. Combined with mHealth technology, AI methods enable us to collect, harmonize, and summarize large volumes of data, which improves our understanding of the patient experience.”Watch Dr. Ensari’s discuss her work in this lecture at the Hasso Plattner Institute in Potsdam:

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Meet Ipek Ensari, PhD, an Assistant Professor at HPI•MS whose research focuses on women’s health. She first became interested in the subject of reproductive health during her doctoral program, when she learned how many unanswered questions remained in the field: “I learned more about women's reproductive health and the existence of the open gaps in the field, especially the value of direct patient input to add to traditional clinical data sources for addressing some of these gaps.”Learn more about Dr. Ensari’s ongoing research: https://lnkd.in/gGuawXgW

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𝐌𝐄𝐑𝐋𝐍 𝐃𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐩𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐞𝐥 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐨𝐳𝐲𝐠𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐜 𝐓𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 In collaboration with Maastricht UMC+ and the University of Exeter, a team of researchers from the MERLN institute, under supervision of Erik Vrij, has developed the first-ever model for monozygotic (identical) twin development!In the video below the scientists explain their research and the implications it can for understanding of twin development, and reproductive health. Read the full scientific article here: https://lnkd.in/eZvTs3F5

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PCOS, endometriosis, PMS -all linked to degraded quality of life for sufferer, plus infertility. Find out the alternatives to identify and treat the underlying cause of infertility means you cut the gourdian knot for patients, improving their health by treating the disorder and restore their fertility. Isn't it time to explore Restorative Reproductive Medicine?rrmcongress.com

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🔬 From the insightful words of our Medical Director, Dr. Norbert Gleicher: 'Society cannot be surprised by the desire of women to extend their reproductive period into what currently is menopause. Society, science, and medicine, therefore, have an obligation to accommodate.' This powerful statement opens up a critical conversation on women's reproductive health and the evolving role of medical science. 🌐 Dive deeper into Dr. Gleicher's thought-provoking perspective in the December edition of The Voice. Don't miss the full article that explores this significant topic in detail. Visit our website to read more and join the discussion. #ReproductiveHealth #Science #ReadTheVoice #TheVoice #FertilityTreatment

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UK-Belgium strengthening life sciences collaboration & marking theUNInternational Day of Women and Girls in Science:"Her Health Matters : A cross-channel dialogue on Women’s Reproductive Health"On 22ndFebruary, the British Ambassador to Belgium, Martin Shearman and his team, Anais Biclot (Science and innovation officer) organized this amazing event and brought togetherthe policy, scientific and femtech community on the subject ofreproductive health and disease. A huge 'Thank You'.Dame Lesley Reganshared her insights as Ambassador for theWomen’s health strategy for Englanda mission launched in August 2022. This inspiring event brought enormous insights and huge learnings from: #thevagin*lmicrobiome, #menstruation and other socio-scientific aspects of women’s reproductive health that are still taboo, #endometriosis it’s genetic basis and co-morbidities with other inflammatory conditions, #inequalityinwomen’shealthresearch, and innovative technology for improved cancer diagnosisI had the unique honor and great pleasure to have a discussion with Dame Lesley Regan addressing Women’s health across life from a cardiovascular perspective. Cardiovascular diseases in women are underdiagnosed, undertreated and remain the number one killer in men as well as women, taking the toll of one out of three women worldwide.Diseases are not fought in silos!·For a holistic approach to #women’shealthacrosstheirlife we must aim at a #multidisciplinaryapproach beyond sexual and reproductive health addressing the total #globalwomen’shealthburden.50% of this burden affects women of working age.·Investing in women’s health research is priority! #WHAM #3not30·#WorldEconomicForum emphasized the importance of redesigning healthcare with women in mind.·#womencentriccarepathways are needed to close the #genderhealthcaregap·We must create awareness and education for women, health care professionals and public at large.

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To reduce morbidities, fatalities, and other socioeconomic repercussions, a strategy for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) must identify research, policy, and practice gaps. Working together with the Sidama Public Health Institute, Hawassa, and Sussex Universities, we were able to identify the gaps that needed to be filled in order to inform future research, practice, and policy.

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