Lawlor Lab

University of Bristol

- · United Kingdom

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ERC Advanced Grant · 2020

Conception by artificial reproductive technologies and offspring health

Infertility affects 1 in 6 couples. With increasing numbers of artificial reproductive technology (ART) conceptions, understanding the effects of ART on maternal and offspring health has been designated a major research priority. Research to date has been highlighted as having limited quality and lacking methodological transparency. In ART-HEALTH we use a robust, systematic approach of triangulating different sources of evidence to address this. work-package (WP) 1 will generate three new datasets with complementary sources of bias. 1. Birth cohort collaboration of 360,000 spontaneously conceived (SC) and 10,000 ART offspring. This will provide rich data on large numbers with ART offspring…

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