January Insights Reflecting on 2025’s Top Fertility Research – RBMO
Reproductive BioMedicine Online shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Our January Insights starts the year with another ‘RBMO Wrapped’ look back at the biggest, most read, most cited, most mentioned articles of 2025, with some behind-the-scenes stats and details of our major milestones and events from the past twelve months.
But we don’t want to begin the year looking entirely backward, so we move forwards into 2026 with our regular Talking Points feature with insights into brand new publications discussing adding patient value to the clinical measures of success, total motile sperm count in the prediction of live birth, and the uncontested place of social media in infertility.
The email version of the issue is with all on our mailing list now; and if you’re not subscribed already, please do consider signing up to receive each monthly edition as it is published, and occasional updates of journal news of special note.”
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