Centre for Research and Studies on Procreative Health (CeRiSSaP)

CONFERENCE 2025

Cannabis and fertility

A conference in the name of research and awareness

A multi-voice discussion on scientific and socio-political issues promoted by the Center for Research and Studies on Procreative Health (CeRiSSaP) and the Paul VI International Scientific Institute (ISI). Watch the interview with Prof. Maria Luisa Di Pietro and H.E. Msgr. Claudio Giuliodori

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The Centre for Research on Procreative Health

The focus of CeRiSSaP is mainly on three areas: promotion of procreative health in its various forms (enhancement of preconception health, promotion of appropriate lifestyles, health education), clinical research on fertility (factors that influence fertility, preservation of fertility in the presence of oncological diseases) and prevention and containment of food insecurity (malnutrition, access to food resources, prevention of nutrition-related chronic diseases). The Centre is engaged in intensive research, clinical consultancy and training, both nationally and internationally.

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WEB SERIES

5 minutes of preconception health

Promoting preconception health and preventing risk factors for fertility is now not only a duty, but also a necessity. There are 40 episodes of the web series, in which professors and experts from the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart and other universities participated

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Web series: 5 minutes of preconception health

The episodes of the web series, in which professors and experts from the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart and other universities participated, address in 5 minutes the themes, among others, of the beauty of human sexuality

and procreation the genetic causes of male and female infertility, the impact of environmental pollution on preconception health, obesity and adolescent diseases, welfare and birth rates in Italy, lifestyles, the relationship between fertility, vaccines and the Covid-19 pandemic. FIND OUT MORE

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