Centre for Fertility and Health
A Norwegian Centre of Excellence. Our overarching scientific goal is to advance the understanding of the factors that influence fertility and elucidate the social and biological pathways through which fertility affects health across the lifespan.
News
Grade point average at age 16 may predict who is at risk of dying as a young adult
Grade point average at age 16 may predict who is at risk of dying as a young adult
Each year, around 400 young adults between the age of 17 and 32 die in Norway. Young adults with poor school performance have a significantly higher risk of dying young compared to peers with average or good grades.
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The Gro Harlem Brundtland Visiting Scholarship
The Gro Harlem Brundtland Visiting Scholarship
The Centre for Fertility and Health visiting scholar program hosts early career researchers from Norway and abroad.
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Increased risk of stillbirth after Covid-19 infection
Increased risk of stillbirth after Covid-19 infection
Women infected with Covid-19 during pregnancy, had an increased risk of stillbirth, according to a new, large Nordic research study. The increased risk was highest among those who were infected by the Delta variant.
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All about the Centre for Fertility and Health
- Grade point average at age 16 may predict who is at risk of dying as a young adult Research findings
- The Gro Harlem Brundtland Visiting ScholarshipNotification
- Increased risk of stillbirth after Covid-19 infectionResearch findings
- No increased risk of cardiovascular disease among women who have used IVF treatmentResearch findings
- Puberty&Education - Pubertal timing and inequalities in educationNews
Contact information
General inquiries
Siri E. Håberg, Centre Director
Per Magnus, Deputy Director
Fredrik Swift, Head of administration
Postal address
Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Centre for Fertility and Health
P.O. box 222 Skøyen
N-0213 Oslo, Norway
Visiting address
Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Centre for Fertility and Health
Myrens verksted 3L, 2nd floor
Directions
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From downtown Oslo
From central Oslo you can travel by tram or bus to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. Tram line 11, 12 and 18 takes you to Torshov. Bus lines 20, 37 and 54 takes you to Arendalsgata. Both stops are within a few minutes walk from the institute. All routes and timetables are available at Ruter. Make sure to buy your ticket before embarking.
From Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL)
The easiest public transportation from the airport directly to the Centre for Fertility and Health is the Airport Express Coach FB1 (Flybussen) bound for Majorstuen. Disembark at Torshov.
For travelers going from Oslo Airport Gardermoen via the city centre, we recommend taking the Vy train or the Airport Express Train to Oslo Central Station.