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IVF children and healthy aging

Nature Medicine volume 28, pages 2476–2477 (2022)Cite this article

Embryo culture during assisted reproduction treatment may be associated with altered risks for health and aging across the lifespan of the offspring.

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Fig. 1: Environmental influences during embryo culture may shape future growth and healthy aging of offspring.

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