Naomie Kamdem B.
- Country of Origin: Cameroon
- Home University: University of Yaounde I Cameroon
- Host University & Country: Monash University - Australia
- PhD Title: The endometrial origins of adverse pregnancy outcomes
- Year of Completion: 2029
PhD Overview
My research investigates how the endometrium contributes to adverse pregnancy outcomes by using menstrual fluid as a non-invasive window into the preimplantation environment. I am characterising its cellular and proteomic composition in women with and without a history of complications, while also developing robust methodologies for its analysis. In parallel, I am mapping existing endometrial-modulating therapeutics from the literature and aim to functionally assess aspirin, exosomes and other candidate drugs in physiologically relevant in vitro endometrial models to identify pathways that could be leveraged to improve pregnancy outcomes.
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About Me
I am a second-year PhD student with a clinical background in general medicine. I work on the EOS (Endometrial Origins of Stillbirth) Study within the Epidemiology, Maternal & Perinatal Research Group (EMPIR). I am excited to contribute to research that can ultimately improve women’s reproductive health and clinical care. Throughout my career, I hope to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and clinical practice by translating research into meaningful improvements in women’s health.