Lærke Priskorn

Lærke Priskorn serves as a Guest Researcher within the Department of Public Health, Section of General Practice at the University of Copenhagen, maintaining active research output with contact email xgc416@sund.ku.dk. Her work bridges clinical practice and population health through rigorous epidemiological investigation.

Her research program centers on reproductive health crises, with specific expertise in endocrine disruption, fecundity trends, and developmental origins of disease. Key methodological approaches include large-scale cohort analysis (e.g., 78,284 men tracked for 50 years) and cross-sectional studies of environmental exposures. Current investigations examine pubertal timing impacts on bone health, chemical exposures during fetal development, and health behaviors in assisted reproduction.

Analysis of her 2025 publications reveals consistent focus on declining human fertility as a public health emergency. Seminal work connects semen quality metrics with longevity outcomes, while other studies establish links between prenatal PFAS exposure and testicular cancer. Her research on unassisted pregnancy rates as fecundity markers has generated significant scientific discourse, with one publication covered by 142 news outlets.

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