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DOHAD 2017

The 10th anniversary World Congress in Rotterdam, 15th-18th October, will be focused on ‘Life course Health & Disease: Observations, experiments and interventions’. This congress will focus on the translational approaches by experimental, intervention and observational studies that have substantial implications for health throughout the life course in high, middle and low income populations.
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