Campion Blog
What we have done and what we plan to do
December 2nd 2018
Over the past five years we have awarded meaningful honoraria to young investigators from North Carolina colleges and universities who have presented
Supporting Science
October 24th 2018
A while ago I had a vivid technicolor dream. In this dream I was walking up a steep, narrow cobblestone street. The walk was hard but I kept at it as
Why we need reproductive health services and education for teenagers and young adults
September 10th 2018
There is a story, maybe true, maybe not, of a college instructor who told her freshman biology class “The DNA in your somatic cells are uniquely yours
Sarah England, New Scientific Board Member
August 11th 2018
Sarah England, PhD has been appointed to the Campion Fund Scientific Advisory Board. She is Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the Alan A an
Why the Y? Why is it important?
July 11th 2018
The Y chromosome emerged at least 180 million years ago, some say 300 million years ago. It evolved in a slow-step-wise fashion from autosomes along w
tsRNAs are Novel Paternal Epigenetic Factors
June 12th 2018
tsRNAs are novel paternal epigenetic factors that impact male reproductive health and effect the offspring of fathers. Qi Chen, PhD of the University
Resource: The Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Wake Forest School of Medicine
April 30th 2018
The Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Wake Forest School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC is a superb resource for both clinical male fertility and r
Campion Awardee, J. Tyler Ramsey presents at Endocrine Society
March 30th 2018
J. Tyler Ramsey, winner of the Campion Award for Best Poster at the 2018 meeting of the Triangle Consortium for Reproductive Biology presented his wor
Air Pollution Harms Reproductive Health Scientific Meeting – June 1, 2019, Salt Lake City, UT
March 23rd 2018
June 1, 2019 Salt Lake City, Utah 9AM-9PM Meeting agenda and information regarding abstract submission follows: Air Pollution Harms Reproductive H
2018: The Fifth Year of Campion Fund Awards to Junior Scientists
February 19th 2018
Awards to junior scientists presenting excellent work at the 27th Annual Meeting of the Triangle Consortium for Reproductive Biology were made at the