DOI: 10.1055/s-00000072

Seminars in Reproductive Medicine

Issue 03/04 · Volume 36 · May 2018 DOI: 10.1055/s-009-42658 ART and Developmental Origins of Health and Disease Guest Editor, Micah Hill, DO

Introduction

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Segars, James H.: Assisted Reproductive Technologies and the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease

Preface

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Hill, Micah J.: Assisted Reproductive Technologies and the Developmental Origins of Human Health and Disease

Review Article

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Carpinello, Olivia J.; DeCherney, Alan H.; Hill, Micah J.: Developmental Origins of Health and Disease: The History of the Barker Hypothesis and Assisted Reproductive Technology
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Yeung, Edwina H.; Kim, Keewan; Purdue-Smithe, Alexandra; Bell, Griffith; Zolton, Jessica; Ghassabian, Akhgar; Vafai, Yassaman; Robinson, Sonia L.; Mumford, Sunni L.: Child Health: Is It Really Assisted Reproductive Technology that We Need to Be Concerned About?
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Morin, Scott J.; Seli, Emre: Assisted Reproductive Technology and Origins of Disease: The Clinical Realities and Implications
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Rinaudo, Paolo; Adeleye, Amanda: Transitioning from Infertility-Based (ART 1.0) to Elective (ART 2.0) Use of Assisted Reproductive Technologies and the DOHaD Hypothesis: Do We Need to Change Consenting?
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Mani, Sneha; Mainigi, Monica: Embryo Culture Conditions and the Epigenome
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DeAngelis, Anthony M.; Martini, Anne E.; Owen, Carter M.: Assisted Reproductive Technology and Epigenetics
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Ibrahim, Yetunde; Hotaling, Jim: Sperm Epigenetics and Its Impact on Male Fertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Somatic Health of Future Offsprings
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Riesche, Laren; Bartolomei, Marisa S.: Assisted Reproductive Technologies and the Placenta: Clinical, Morphological, and Molecular Outcomes