Resources

Reproductive organ on-a-chip technologies and assessments of the fetal-maternal interface

Richards et al.

Reviews recent reproductive organ-on-a-chip models, their fabrication, analytical methods, and applications for studying fetal-maternal interfaces and reproductive biology.

Setting Health Research Priorities Using the CHNRI Method: A Review of the First 50 Applications of the CHNRI Method

Rudan, I. et al.

Reviews data on the first 50 CHNRI method applications, summarizing contexts, criteria, and key findings for health research priority setting.

Setting Priorities in Global Child Health Research Investments: Guidelines for Implementation of the CHNRI Method

Rudan, I. et al.

Provides guidelines for implementing the CHNRI method to systematically set priorities in global child health research investments for funders and policymakers.

Sex and Gender Equity in Research: Rationale for the SAGER Guidelines and Recommended Use

Heidari, S. et al.

Provides information on the SAGER guidelines, which standardize sex and gender reporting in research to improve transparency and equity in scientific publications.

Sex-Related Reporting In Randomised Controlled Trials In Medical Journals

Avery, E., & Clark, J. 

Summarizes global mortality and causes of death data from 1980–2015 to inform health policy, resource allocation, and disease prevention strategies.

The Arrive Guidelines 2.0: Updated Guidelines For Reporting Animal Research

Percie du Sert, N. et al.

Provides updated guidelines (ARRIVE 2.0) for reporting animal research to improve transparency, reproducibility, and methodological rigour in scientific publications.

The immunogenicity and safety of Group B Streptococcal maternal vaccines: A systematic review

Bjerkhaug et al.

Summarizes immunogenicity and safety data from clinical trials of maternal Group B Streptococcal vaccines to inform vaccine development and policy decisions.

WHO’s adoption of SAGER guidelines and GATHER: setting standards for better science with sex and gender in mind

Heidari et al.

Summarizes WHO's adoption of SAGER and GATHER guidelines to improve sex and gender data reporting for advancing health equity and evidence-based policy.