Scope

The Gynecology section of Frontiers in Reproductive Health publishes high-quality basic/translational/clinical research pertaining to some of the most common reproductive concerns of women seeking clinical care.  Manuscript submissions that will be considered include original research (both mechanistic, descriptive, and associative) that use a variety of approaches such as genetics, epigenetics, pathology, population science, bioinformatics, animal models of disease, biomechanics, development and cell (including tissue-specific stem cell) biology.  Reports of clinical trials, implementation science, life-course studies or interesting case studies, reviews, and other article types that advance or inform gynecological research or patient care are also welcome.

Areas covered by this section include, but are not limited to:

·       Reproductive Tract Development/Uterine Malformations

·       Ovarian Development/Ageing

·       Uterine Fibroids

·       Endometriosis/Adenomyosis

·       Pelvic pain and dysmenorrhea

·       Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

·       Other non-malignant diseases of the reproductive tract

·       Amenorrhea/Oligomenorrhea

·       Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

·       Early pregnancy loss and ectopic pregnancy

·       Family planning

·       Menopause and ovarian insufficiency

·       Gynecological cancer prevention/screening

·       Pelvic Organ Prolapse/Pelvic Floor Disorders

·       Gynecological surgery

·       Sexuality/Sexual Health/Sexual dysfunction

·       Menstrual and reproductive health education

All studies must contribute insights into the science underlying these and other gynecological conditions or into evidence-based patient management. Manuscripts that are also related to Assisted Reproduction, reproductive endocrinology, or oocyte biology could be submitted to the Assisted Reproduction section of this journal. Manuscripts related to male reproductive biology should be submitted to the Andrology section of this journal.

Submission

Copyright Statement