Publications

We invite you to browse publications by PRESTO investigators which we have grouped into the categories below. On each page you will find the study citation containing a hyperlink to the full study, and a brief summary of the findings underneath.

We would not be able to publish these papers or increase scientific knowledge surrounding Reproductive Health and Fertility without the generous contributions of PRESTO participants! 

Study Methods: Publications under ‘Study Methods’ explain and describe the components and populations of both PRESTO and our Danish study “Snart Gravid.”

Anthropometric Factors: Publications under ‘Anthropometric Factors’ examine the associations of body size measurements with fertility and reproductive outcomes. 

Early Life Factors: Publications under ‘Early Life Factors’ examine the associations of childhood factors of individuals with their own fertility and reproductive outcomes. 

Environmental Exposures: Publications under ‘Environmental Exposures’ examine the associations of environmental exposures with fertility and reproductive outcomes. 

Lifestyle Factors: Publications under ‘Lifestyle Factors’ examine the associations of characteristics or ways of life (diet, smoking, exercise etc.) with fertility and reproductive outcomes. 

Male Factors: Publications under ‘Male Factors’ examine the associations of male lifestyle and biological characteristics with fertility and reproductive outcomes. 

Medical Factors: Publications under ‘Medical Factors’ examine the associations of mental and physical medical conditions as well as medication use with fertility and reproductive outcomes. 

Nutritional Factors: Publications under ‘Nutritional Factors’ examine the associations of diet and various dietary components with fertility and reproductive outcomes. 

Reproductive Factors: Publications under ‘Reproductive Factors’ examine the associations of characteristics, interventions and awareness of sexual and reproductive health with fertility and reproductive outcomes. 

Social Determinants of Health: Publications under ‘Social Determinants of Health’ examine the associations of economic and social factors with fertility and reproductive outcomes.