Maternal exposures during pregnancy can impact the establishment of the ovarian reserve
in offspring, the lifetime supply of germ cells that determine a woman's reproductive lifespan …

Prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) has been associated with reproductive dysfunction in
offspring. However, studies in females, particularly examining long-term infertility or impacts …

Heavy drinking in women is known to adversely affect pregnancy and fertility. However,
pregnancy is a complex process, and the adverse effects of ethanol on pregnancy does not …

In western countries, alcohol consumption is widespread in women of reproductive age, and
in binge quantities. These countries also continue to have high incidences of unplanned …

Increasingly, couples struggling with fertility turn to assisted reproductive techniques,
including IVF, to have children. Despite the demonstrated influence of periconception male …

The susceptibility of preimplantation stages of embryo development to preconceptional
alcohol ingestion by females has had little investigation. We have recently shown that …

Although it is recognized that drugs ingested by pregnant females produce marked cognitive
and physiological deficits in their offspring, the possibility that paternal exposure to drugs …

Prenatal ethanol exposure (PEE) adversely affects the offspring reproductive system. We
aimed to confirm the susceptibility to premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) in female PEE …

Previous studies have shown that fetal alcohol exposure (FAE) alters reproductive function
in both male and female rats. In females, FAE delays the onset of puberty, reduces a …

Although many studies have explored the effects of acute or chronic ethanol exposure
during the postimplantation period on embryo/fetal development, few reports have described …