Publication13 MIN
Introducing the Reproductive Health Observatory
What RHO is for, what it studies, how it grades evidence, and the knowledge system it is building — from the Observatory's indicators to the Questions Registry.
RHO Research
ResearchthatmovestheObservatoryforward.
RHO conducts, commissions and synthesizes research into the questions that matter most in reproductive health — beginning with a coherent triangle of fertility, pregnancy and maternal health, and neonatal health.
Flagship reports
Major institutional reports, examining the largest questions in depth.
The Global Infertility Landscape
What do we know about infertility and subfertility?
In preparationThe Global Reproductive Healthcare Access Report
Who has access to care, and who does not?
In preparationThe Modern Reproductive Health Landscape
How will technology, demographics and changing behaviour reshape reproductive health?
In preparationWhere we begin
A coherent triangle, with room to grow around it.
Fertility
Pregnancy & maternal health
Neonatal health
Surrounded by research into lifestyle, healthcare access, systems, environment and technology.
Research agenda
Also on the agenda.
01
Male fertility
What is happening to male reproductive health?
02
Female fertility across the lifecourse
How does fertility change with age and across life stages?
03
Maternal morbidity
What is the burden beyond maternal death?
04
Prematurity
What factors contribute to premature birth and its outcomes?
05
Reproductive health & lifestyle
What does the evidence show about lifestyle and reproductive outcomes?
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Publication14 MIN
Where the years go: from finding to bedside
The translation gap in maternal and neonatal health, where the delay actually accumulates, and which parts of it are structural rather than scientific.