Comparison of Health and Development of Young Adults Born With and Without Assisted Conception

Grant number: 607310 | Funding period: 2010 - 2012

Completed

Abstract

Since 1983, a large number of children have been conceived with IVF and use of this technology is increasing. Few studies have examined the longer term health and development of these young people as they progress into adulthood. The proposed study will investigate outcomes for IVF conceived young adults as compared to their spontaneously conceived peers. The study will provide new information on the long term safety of IVF.

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