Journal Publications
Our researchers regularly publish in leading journals, contributing to the global evidence base in women’s and reproductive health.
From groundbreaking clinical trials to collaborative reviews and policy-shaping studies, our work reflects the depth and impact of our research.
Explore our latest publications and discover the evidence driving change.
KEY PUBLICATIONS
Neuropeptide S Receptor 1 is a Novel Non-Hormonal Treatment Target in Endometriosis - Tapmeier T. et al, (2021), Science Translational Medicine (click for full text, click for reprint)
Endometriosis - Zondervan KT. et al, (2020), New England Journal of Medicine, 382, 1244 - 1256
The association between endometriosis and autoimmune diseases: a systematic review and meta-analysis - Shigesi N. et al, (2019), Human Reproduction Update
Endometriosis - Zondervan KT. et al, (2018), Nature Reviews Disease Primers, 4
Meta-analysis identifies five novel loci associated with endometriosis highlighting key genes involved in hormone metabolism - Sapkota Y. et al, (2017), Nature Communications, 8
An integrated single-cell reference atlas of the human endometrium - Garbutt K et al Granne I., Hellner K., Southcombe J., Dragovic RA., Becker CM., Zondervan KT. (2024), Nature Genetics (p 1925 - 1937)
Genome-wide association reveals a locus in neuregulin 3 associated with gabapentin efficacy in women with chronic pelvic pain - Mackenzie SC., Rahmioglu N., Romaniuk L., Collins F., Coxon L., Whalley HC., Vincent K., Zondervan KT., Horne AW., Whitaker LHR. (2024), iScience (p 110370 - 110370)
Utilization of healthcare prior to endometriosis diagnosis: a Danish case-control study, Zondervan K., et al. (2023), Hum Reprod (v 38)
ESHRE guideline: endometriosis, Becker CM. et al.(2022), Hum Reprod Open (volume 2022)
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NDWRH Publications
Researchers at the Nuffield Department of Women’s & Reproductive Health publish hundreds of papers each year, contributing to the global understanding of women’s and reproductive health. Explore our latest publications across a wide range of topics.
EndoCare Research
Our research focuses around improving our understanding of endometriosis, working towards a non-surgical method of diagnosis (‘biomarker’) and identifying new, better treatments.
NDWRH Research
WRH comprises over 30 cutting-edge research groups spanning five core themes, each led by world-renowned experts in their respective fields. Many of these groups collaborate with other departments at the University of Oxford, as well as with universities and business partners globally.
