Abstract The literature about Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD)
studies is considerably growing. Maternal and paternal environment, during all the …

In the last decades, the developmental origins of health and disease (DOHaD) have
emerged as a vigorous field combining experimental, clinical, epidemiological and public …

The “developmental origins of health and disease”(DOHaD) is a concept that has emerged
over the past 50 years, linking the state of health and risk from disease in later childhood …

Extensive human epidemiologic and animal model data indicate that during critical periods
of prenatal and postnatal mammalian development, nutrition and other environmental stimuli …

The unrelenting rise in global rates of non-communicable disease has necessitated a
thorough re-evaluation of the current use of adult-and lifestyle-based strategies to curb the …

The field of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) seeks to understand the
relationships between early-life environmental exposures and long-term health and disease …

Biomedical science has little considered the relevance of life history theory and evolutionary
and ecological developmental biology to clinical medicine. However, the observations that …

ABSTRACT “Barker's hypothesis” emerged almost 25 years ago from epidemiological
studies of birth and death records that revealed a high geographic correlation between rates …

Maternal and paternal factors influence offspring development and program its genome for
successful postnatal life. Based on the stressors during gestation, the pregnant female …

Early-life chronic exposure to environmental contaminants, such as bisphenol-A, particulate
matter air pollution, organophosphorus pesticides, and pharmaceutical drugs, among …