Introduction to Reproduction
Explore human reproductive biology, understanding anatomical structures, hormonal interactions, fertility cycles, and related health conditions.
Explore human reproductive biology, understanding anatomical structures, hormonal interactions, fertility cycles, and related health conditions.
This comprehensive course provides a fact-based, biological approach to human reproductive health. Designed for a broad audience, it covers key topics such as reproductive anatomy, hormonal changes during puberty, sexual biology, contraceptive methods, and reproductive disorders. The course is structured into four main modules: Anatomy, Development, and Hormones; Menstruation, Oocyte Maturation, and Sperm Activation; Sex, Sexuality, and Contraception; and Reproductive Health Concerns. Students will gain a deep understanding of reproductive systems, hormonal regulation, the menstrual cycle, fertilization, and various contraceptive options. The course also addresses important health issues including infertility, reproductive tract disorders, sexually transmitted diseases, and introduces the field of oncofertility. By examining reproduction through a scientific lens, the course aims to demystify reproductive health and provide students with valuable, evidence-based knowledge that is often difficult to find elsewhere. This holistic approach ensures learners can make informed decisions about their reproductive health and understand its connection to overall well-being.
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What you'll learn
Identify and describe male and female reproductive anatomy
Understand the role of hormones in reproductive development and function
Explain the menstrual cycle, oocyte maturation, and sperm activation processes
Compare and contrast different contraceptive methods based on scientific principles
Recognize common reproductive disorders and their impact on fertility
Understand the basics of sexually transmitted diseases and their prevention
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This course includes:
1.08 Hours PreRecorded video
8 quizzes
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There are 4 modules in this course
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to human reproductive health, covering essential topics from basic anatomy to complex reproductive disorders. The curriculum is divided into four modules, each focusing on critical aspects of reproduction. The first module explores reproductive anatomy, hormones, and developmental changes during puberty. The second module delves into the intricacies of the menstrual cycle, oocyte maturation, and sperm activation, providing a thorough understanding of the biological processes involved in reproduction. The third module addresses sexual biology, fertilization, and various contraceptive methods, offering a scientific perspective on these often misunderstood topics. The final module covers reproductive health concerns, including infertility, reproductive tract disorders, sexually transmitted diseases, and introduces the emerging field of oncofertility. Throughout the course, students will gain a solid foundation in reproductive biology, enabling them to make informed decisions about their reproductive health and understand its broader implications for overall well-being.
Anatomy, Development, and Hormones
Module 1 · 3 Hours to complete
Menstruation, Oocyte Maturation, and Sperm Activation
Module 2 · 2 Hours to complete
Sex, Sexuality, and Contraception
Module 3 · 3 Hours to complete
Reproductive Health Concerns
Module 4 · 5 Hours to complete
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MSU Foundation Professor, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Michigan State University
Dr. Teresa K. Woodruff serves as Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs at Michigan State University, where she leads academic programs, research, and outreach, collaborating with faculty and student leaders to uphold instructional and scholarly excellence. An internationally renowned biologist and pioneer in reproductive science, she coined the term "oncofertility" to integrate oncology and fertility preservation. Previously Dean at Northwestern University, Woodruff has championed NIH policies for gender inclusion in research and holds 17 U.S. patents. Honored with numerous awards, including the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Mentoring and the Endocrine Society’s Auerbach Laureate Award, she is a fellow of several prestigious academies and author of over 400 scientific publications. Woodruff is also civically engaged and holds honorary degrees from Bates College and the University of Birmingham School of Medicine.
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