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Infertility and Reproduction

Infertility and Reproduction

The Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) is excited to partner with the 2025 Hill to Harbour fun run as an official charity partner.
You’ve probably seen HMPV (human metapneumovirus) in the news recently, and you might be drawing parallels to the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, there are some key differences,
Medical conditions that deprive the testes of oxygen, such as sleep apnoea, may be contributing to the decline in male fertility observed over the past 50 years, a new study
Due to a health check or screen in 2025? From bowel screens to breast checks, every health check you've ever had was an idea in a scientist's mind. Here are
With Australia known for it's hot conditions, HMRI Infertility and Reproduction researchers are looking to find out the impact heat stress has on sperm.
Learn more about the NSW Pharmacy Trials, led by University of Newcastle and HMRI researcher Dr Sarah Dineen-Griffin, and how they are providing easier access to common medical ailments.
University of Newcastle researcher Conjoint Associate Professor Fiona Day from HMRI’s Cancer Detection and Therapy research program wants Australians to know about the other kinds of skin cancers. 
Trauma surgeon and researcher, Professor Zsolt Balogh wants polytrauma recognised as a disease by the World Health Organization. Learn more about what polytrauma is and why it needs this recognition.
University of Newcastle and HMRI infectious disease researchers asked 52 people to swab themselves weekly for one year. Here's what they found out.
HMRI is delighted to partner with Northern NSW Football (NNSWF) for the 2025 HMRI Charity Shield, to be played at Jack McLaughan Oval in February, with all gate proceeds donated

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