2020

Dr Stock gives expert commentary on why pregnant women (and women planning a pregnancy) will not be receiving the vaccine.

Dr Varsha Jain appears in the magazine CLOAKROOM

Infants’ brains may be shaped by levels of stress their mother experiences during pregnancy, a study has revealed.

MRC Centre for Reproductive Health’s Professor Hilary Critchley and Dr Varsha Jain discuss menstrual health.

MRC Centre for Reproductive Health’s Professor Andrew Horne highlights the challenges of living with endometriosis.

MRC Centre for Reproductive Health’s Dr Jackie Maybin was approached by Science Media Centre and asked to offer expert commentary on a new study looking at menstrual cycle length and regularity, and the risk of an early death.

BUSOG invited Dr Mike Rimmer, Clinical Research Training Fellow at MRC Centre for Reproductive Health, to talk about Pregnancy in the Time of COVID-19 and how NHS services have adapted to the pandemic.

Professor Andrew Horne, researcher at MRC Centre for Reproductive Health, is leading the largest study into treatment for chronic pelvic pain

The CRH's Dr Jackie Maybin offers a flavour of the problems encountered by her and colleagues during the COVID pandemic. 

Since the onset of the pandemic, there have been many questions and concerns visible on social media and in mainstream media regarding conception, pregnancy, birth, and life as a new mum.

Dr Veronique Miron, from the MRC Centre for Reproductive Health at the University of Edinburgh, has been chosen to receive a prestigious award celebrating the achievements of women in STEM.

Dr Jain is currently a Wellbeing of Women Research Training Fellow at the MRC Centre for Reproductive Health, investigating why women suffer from heavy menstrual bleeding.

​​​​​​​Three CRH researchers have received promotions from the University of Edinburgh, in recognition of their work.

​​​​​​​Science Insights is an exciting work experience programme designed to give fifth year Scottish high school pupils a true insight into the work and life of research scientists.

New start up launches with a £3.2 million seed funding.

The first virtual ESHRE took place 5-8 July, 2020, in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.

It is wonderful to be able to share a great deal of positive news that has happened during the pandemic.

CRH’s Professor Rod Mitchell has been appointed an Academic Lead for Public Engagement as part of a team representing the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine.

The CRH’s Jackie Maybin has been, and continues to be, instrumental in changing the ways that menstrual irregularities are treated. Crucially, Dr Maybin is also playing a part in changing the discourse surrounding menstruation.

Maternal Medicine on Wednesday 29 April, 2020.

To celebrate the 261st birthday of Scotland’s greatest poet.