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    <title>Before Open Data Was Policy: The Conference Culture That Defined the 2015 Consortium</title>
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    <description>Drawing on symposium programs, abstract books, and presenter correspondence held in the archive, this historical analysis examines how the 2015 initiative&#039;s unusual commitment to open presentation prefigured the reproducibility movement now standard in reproductive science.</description>
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    <title>A Decade of Influence: Five Studies from the 2015 Initiative That Redrew the Fertility Textbook</title>
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    <description>Ten years after the Human Reproduction Research Initiative released its first cohort of findings, five studies continue to anchor US clinical guidelines in reproductive endocrinology. This retrospective traces each paper&#039;s path from conference podium to practice.</description>
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