We have three overarching research themes at the CRH: Gonadal health and fertility, pregnancy and early life, and translational gynaecology. Gonadal health and fertilityIncluding prenatal gonad and germ cell development; spermatogenesis; oocyte maturation and competence; and fertility preservation.Co-leadsRod Mitchell and Evelyn TelferPrincipal InvestigatorsRichard Anderson, Roseanne Rosario, Lance Lin, Niki Gray, Colin Duncan, Gunes TaylorClinical lecturersMichael RimmerPartnershipsEdinburgh Fertility PreservationEdinburgh Fertility Preservation aims to develop procedures for fertility preservation in children and young adults, usually cancer patients, who are due to undergo treatment which may compromise their long-term fertility.Visit the Edinburgh Fertility Preservation website Pregnancy and early lifeIncluding maternal health and disease in pregnancy, perinatal determinants of child health, and developmental programming of life course health. Our research into pregnancy and early life Translational gynaecologyIncluding pelvic pain and heavy menstrual bleeding; endometriosis, adenomyosis and fibroids; sexual health; and reproductive cancer Our research into translational gynaecology This article was published on 2024-09-10
