Center for Reproductive Medicine

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Fostering the Exchange of Scientific Knowledge

The Center for Reproductive Medicine provides a golden opportunity for members to network, learn about new ways of looking at research, share ideas, and expand their research to achieve breakthroughs in reproductive medicine.

Community and Outreach

Saturday Morning Science 2 helps high school students understand important issues in reproductive science.

Members in the News

CRM members contribute and share their research endeavors across local, national, and international channels.

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See Highlights from Reproductive Health Research Day 2017

Over 150 scientists, physicians, and trainees met to hear keynote talks from senior researchers and prize-winning trainee abstracts from all over the Texas Medical Center. 

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CRM Winter 2018 Newsletter Now Available

See how Dr. Philip J. Lupo and his team are working to understand the link between genitourinary defects and childhood cancer. Plus, Dr. Thomas Wheeler, Chair of Pathology, discusses his days as a medical student and how it shaped his career, in the Baylor Distinguished Alumni Series. 

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About Us

With our robust team of leading-edge researchers, physicians, educators, clinicians and trainees, the CRM is committed to advancing reproductive health at every stage of life. 

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Become a CRM Member

Consider joining over 100 members in the CRM to help advance patient's lives through research, training, outreach, and increased collaborations with existing and new partners. 

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Awards

Our center's leaders, members and students are often recognized for their work and service in the area of reproductive medicine.

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Visiting Scholar Lectures

Guest scholars from around the United States highlight a diversity of topics in their research endeavors, along with their leading discoveries in the reproductive medicine field.