Welcome to Reproductive Medicine Network funded by NICHD

The Reproductive Medicine Network (RMN), established in 1989 and funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), is a cooperative effort of seven clinical sites, a data coordinating center, and the Reproductive Science Branch of the NICHD, charged with conducting and publishing high quality clinical studies in reproductive medicine.

News Update

• Infertility Clinical Trials: PPCOS II enrollment completed in early January, 2012. Two infertility trials ongoing: More.
• Publications: RMN has published numerous manuscripts on infertility findings and issues. More.
• Collaborations: The RMN has collaborative initiatives both nationally and internationally:
  • RMN PIs mentor NIH-funded CREST Scholars on recruitment for and implementation of RMN trials, enabling them to actualize their research training. Mentorships include various ancillary studies and grant proposals which are projected to evolve into published manuscripts.
  • RMN collaborates on ancillary studies with funded researchers by sharing specimens and data.
  • RMN subcommittees collaborate on prospective projects with SCCPIR Focus Groups.
  • RMN PIs are expanding the impact of the Network by collaborating with Chinese colleagues on the development and implementation of infertility protocols in China.

Featured Video

AMIGOS on KENS5

A news story on KENS5 aired in Texas about the AMIGOS study, featuring one of our clinical sites at University of Texas, Health Center at San Antonio. You can also watch the video and read the news article about this story on www.kens5.com.

For more videos about RMN studies, please click here or the "Media" link on the left navigation panel.