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skip to content advertisement menu explore journals get published about bmc login my account search search all bmc articles search reproductive health menu home about articles submission guidelines search submit a manuscript featured commentary: adrian grant’s pioneering use of evidence synthesis in perinatal medicine, 1980–1992 systematic reviews of existing research are needed to help reduce the enormous amount of wasted resources in biomedical research. whether already available or needed but unavailable, systematic reviews are a key element in prioritising questions for new research, and for informing the design of additional studies. one of the most important of adrian grant’s many contributions was to recognise this a decade before it began to become more widely accepted. in this sphere, as well as in many others, he was a real pioneer. articles recent most accessed content type: research | 22 june 2018 iron deficiency and iron treatment in the fetal developing brain – a pilot study introducing an experimental rat model authors: torben moos, tina skjørringe and lars lykke thomsen content type: review | 22 june 2018 strategies for optimizing maternal nutrition to promote infant development authors: k. michael hambidge and nancy f. krebs content type: commentary | 22 june 2018 commentary: iron deficiency of pregnancy - a new approach involving intravenous iron authors: michael auerbach content type: review | 22 june 2018 current research on carbetocin and implications for prevention of postpartum haemorrhage authors: fiona j. theunissen, lester chinery and yeshita v. pujar content type: commentary | 22 june 2018 overcoming challenges to dissemination and implementation of research findings in under-resourced countries authors: richard j. derman and frances j. jaeger most recent articles rss view all articles content type: review | 19 february 2009 limits to modern contraceptive use among young women in developing countries: a systematic review of qualitative research authors: lisa m williamson, alison parkes, daniel wight, mark petticrew and graham j hart content type: review | 8 october 2009 consanguinity and reproductive health among arabs authors: ghazi o tadmouri, pratibha nair, tasneem obeid, mahmoud t al ali, najib al khaja and hanan a hamamy content type: research | 17 september 2009 religiosity and teen birth rate in the united states authors: joseph m strayhorn and jillian c strayhorn content type: review | 20 august 2013 drivers and deterrents of facility delivery in sub-saharan africa: a systematic review authors: cheryl a moyer and aesha mustafa content type: review | 15 november 2013 born too soon: the global epidemiology of 15 million preterm births authors: hannah blencowe, simon cousens, doris chou, mikkel oestergaard, lale say, ann-beth moller, mary kinney and joy lawn most accessed articles rss view all articles latest tweets aims and scope reproductive health publishes content on all aspects of human reproduction. the journal includes sections dedicated to adolescent health, female fertility and midwifery and all articles are open access. reproductive health has a particular interest on the impact changes in reproductive health have globally, and therefore encourages submissions from researchers based in low- and middle-income countries. featured supplements proceedings from the global forum on bioethics in research (gfbr)’s “ethics of research in pregnancy” meeting female genital mutilation/cutting: sharing data and experiences to accelerate eradication and improve care: part 1 childbirth in brazil building community-level resilience for the care of women with pre-eclampsia community insights from four low- and middle-income countries into normal and complicated pregnancies read our other supplements here . featured article collections female genital mutilation/cutting respectful care during childbirth at health facilities read our other article collections here . sign up to receive article alerts reproductive health is published continuously online-only. we encourage you to sign up to receive free email alerts to keep up to date with all of the latest articles by registering here . dr josé m. belizán josé m. belizán, md, phd, a native of argentina, is a medical doctor, with a phd in reproductive health sciences, superior researcher of his country's national board of science and technology. he is the editor-in-chief of reproductive health. he is the former director of the pan american health organization/who’s latin american center for perinatology in montevideo, uruguay and currently is a senior scientist of the department of mother and child health research at the institute for clinical effectiveness and health policy (iecs) in buenos aires, argentina. he is currently also adjunct professor of the tulane university school of public health and tropical medicine, and adjunct professor of the school of public health, university of north carolina at chapel hill. he has worked in many latin american institutions, including the institute of nutrition of central america and panama (incap), in guatemala and social security hospitals in mexico. he is the former director of the centro rosarino de estudios perinatales (crep) and a former professor at the school of medicine in rosario, argentina. he is an obstetrician and epidemiologist and has participated in numerous major perinatal trials. dr sunni mumford sunni mumford, ph.d., is an earl stadtman investigator in the epidemiology branch, division of intramural population health research, of the eunice kennedy shriver national institute of child health and human development. dr. mumford's research focuses on the interplay between diet and male and female reproductive health and fertility. dr. mumford earned her doctoral degree in epidemiology from the gillings school of global public health, university of north carolina, chapel hill. this training was preceded by a master’s of science degree in biostatistics from the harvard university school of public health and a bachelor’s of science degree in statistics from the college of sciences at the utah state university. dr. mumford’s research interests focus on the relation between diet and the biologic capacity for reproduction irrespective of pregnancy intentions. despite diet’s importance for human survival, its relation to fecundity remains an understudied area with many critical data gaps. dr. mumford has been an integral investigator on two longitudinal epidemiologic studies: the biocycle study and the effects of aspirin on gestation and reproduction (eager) trial. her responsibilities have included leadership roles in the analysis of diet in relation to a spectrum of reproductive outcomes (e.g., hormonal profiles, menses, ovulation) in biocycle, and in the development of the nutritional component for the eager trial. dr. mumford also serves as a principal investigator in the folic acid and zinc supplementation trial (fazst), and the impact of diet, exercise and lifestyle (ideal) fertility study, which seek to determine dietary influences on male and female fertility. overall, her work seeks to elucidate the complex relationships between diet, metabolism, and determinants of fertility. advertisement submit a manuscript editorial board sign up for article alerts and news from this journal follow follow us on twitter follow us on facebook follow us on google plus 2016 journal metrics speed 57 days from submission to first decision 14 days from acceptance to publication citation impact 2.209 - 2-year impact factor 2.842 - 5-year impact factor 1.325 - source normalized impact per paper (snip) 1.507 - scimago journal rank (sjr) usage 434,190 downloads 1070.0 usage factor social media impact 167 mentions more about our metrics advertisement reproductive health issn: 1742-4755 contact us submission enquiries: [email protected] general enquiries: [email protected] explore journals get published about bmc read more on our