Trending in #ReproductiveBiology :
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1) Declining global fertility rates & implications for family planning

2) The menstrual cycle is influenced by weekly & lunar rhythms (Fertility Sterility)

3) Ultra-processed food consumption & semen quality parameters

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🌟It's the 1st lab visit of the year for our National Centre for Miscarriage Research! 📆 This time the teams from BioMedSci Warwick and R&D at UHCW led by Jan Brosens and siobhan quenby have been lifting the lid on how their amazing research is done for Tommy's staff 👀🙌🏽💕

We’re delighted our Patron, Ron Dennis, has been awarded a knighthood in the New Year’s honours list.

Alongside his distinguished career in motorsports, Ron’s been an important part of Tommy’s for over 20 years – first as Trustee, then as Patron since 2016. Congratulations, Ron!

“This study highlights very clearly the painful & far-reaching impact of recurrent miscarriage.'

It's essential parents get extra support when going through pregnancy after recurrent miscarriage, says a new study led by Tommy's Prof siobhan quenby.

Read more: bit.ly/41xpGZp

We're so grateful for all that you've done to change the miscarriage story, Myleene ♥️
#MiscarriageMatters

The 'Graded Model of Care for Miscarriage' will ensure every woman gets care after every miscarriage, and not wait till she has 3 miscarriages to get NHS care. Graded care proposed by Tommy's and The Lancet Series, recommended in #PRL & supported by Govt. gov.uk/government/pub…

Some of the recommendations from #pregnancylossreview in England 🧵
1. Families to be offered an official document to recognise their loss-roll out from Oct
2. Development of a Pregnancy Loss Kit couples can keep their baby in if they miscarry at home-development being looked at

Oonagh Pickering Samantha Collinge Zoe Clark-Coates MBE Amazing achievement Zoe and Sam... generations of women and couples will be grateful to you for your work. Thank you 😊

WE DID IT! Part 2. So what does this historical change in Miscarriage law actually look like?
Olivia Blake MP Tommy's

Thank you Olivia Blake MP for your work to improve the care given to families experiencing miscarriage. A politician with a commitment to genuinely helping those in need 🩷

Congratulations to Lauren and Josh receiving their PhD today

What a fantastic presentation from Dr Sarah Bailey ESHRE on Positive Reappraisal Coping Intervention. This work will help patients at what can feel like the most incredibly frightening time- pregnancy after loss. Thank you for your work.

Alongside decreasing the treatment burden and associated costs, 'the results also mean that researchers can focus research on other solutions for recurrent pregnancy loss after decades of investigating anticoagulants', say siobhan quenby and colleagues.

A new study, led by Tommy's Prof siobhan quenby, helps provide better guidelines for healthcare professionals treating people who have inherited thrombophilia & recurrent miscarriage.

Read more about the research, published in The Lancet yesterday.

bit.ly/3qiPxWm

📣Publication alert: finally published in The Lancet , the ALIFE2 trial. So thankful to all women who participated and all colleagues who joined the study. LMWH does NOT improve live birth in women with #thrombophilia and #recurrent miscarriage.
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Have you tried our new Miscarriage Support Tool?

Find out more about the research behind the tool led by Prof Siobhan Quenby [siobhan quenby] at our National Centre for Miscarriage Research: bit.ly/3giY477

#Research #MiscarriageMatters #MiscarriageSupport

At the launch event for our new Miscarriage Support Tool on Monday, we asked our guests to share why they support our #MiscarriageMatters campaign.

We were really moved and inspired by the responses we read – here are just a few of the messages which stood out to us 💕

Earlier today, Myleene Klass hosted an online seminar with our CEO, Kath Abrahams (she/her), and Profs siobhan quenby and Prof Arri Coomarasamy OBE MBChB MD FRCOG FMedSci from our National Centre for Miscarriage Research.

Interested in watching the session? Don’t worry – we'll have a recording to share with you soon.

Based on research from our National Centre for Miscarriage Research, the tool uses the health data you enter to give you your chance of a successful next pregnancy. You'll also get up-to-date information about the best practice care and treatments you are entitled to.

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If you've experienced miscarriage, it can be hard to get the information and care you need. It's also hard to think about another pregnancy if you feel ready to try again.

So, we've created our new Miscarriage Support Tool to give you personalised advice and support.

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