THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Highlights. Building Bridges in Birth Defects Research and Prevention. Join us for cutting edge science and networking. From position papers and blogs, to the Birth Defects Research journal, explore expert publications including the Teratology Primer. Take courses, webinars, and lectures on the latest science surrounding birth defects research.

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Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society was founded by Drs. F. Clarke Fraser, Josef Warkany and James G. Wilson in 1960 with the first annual meeting in 1961. The purpose of the Society was to foster exchange of information relating to congenital (birth) defects including TERATOLOGY SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS The teratogenicity of excess vitamin A in laboratory animals was first reported more than 30 years ago by Cohlan ('53). He fed pregnant rats 35,000 IU vitamin A per day on days 2-16 of gestation and noticed a number of fetal anomalies such as exencephaly, cleft lip

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating %LUWK'HIHFWV5HVHDUFK Teratology Primer i Authors Sura Alwan Department of Medical Genetics University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1 Canada E-mail: alwans@interchange.ubc.ca CAUSATION IN TERATOLOGY-RELATED LITIGATION use default assumptions that are improper in lawsuits. One such assumption is that humans will be as sensitive to the toxicity of a chemical as is the most sensitive experimental GENETIC MUTATIONS CAUSE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS 1 Genetic Mutations Cause Many Birth Defects: What We Learned from theWhat We Learned from the FORGE Canada Project Jan M. Friedman, MD, PhD U i it f B iti h C l biUniversity of British Columbia WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE PLACENTA DOES IT PROTECT AGAINST Salafia, CM, Thomas, DM, Roberts, DJ, Straughen, JK, Catalano, P, Perez-Avilan, G. First Trimester Detection of Placental Disease: Challenges and Opportunities Amer J BARBARA ABBO( ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC3ON AGENCY (RE3RED Barbara Abbo( Environmental Protec3on Agency (Re3red) Developmental Toxicity of Perfluorinated Compounds: A Voyage from Animal Studies to

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THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Highlights. Building Bridges in Birth Defects Research and Prevention. Join us for cutting edge science and networking. From position papers and blogs, to the Birth Defects Research journal, explore expert publications including the Teratology Primer. Take courses, webinars, and lectures on the latest science surrounding birth defects research.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society was founded by Drs. F. Clarke Fraser, Josef Warkany and James G. Wilson in 1960 with the first annual meeting in 1961. The purpose of the Society was to foster exchange of information relating to congenital (birth) defects including TERATOLOGY SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS The teratogenicity of excess vitamin A in laboratory animals was first reported more than 30 years ago by Cohlan ('53). He fed pregnant rats 35,000 IU vitamin A per day on days 2-16 of gestation and noticed a number of fetal anomalies such as exencephaly, cleft lip

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating %LUWK'HIHFWV5HVHDUFK Teratology Primer i Authors Sura Alwan Department of Medical Genetics University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1 Canada E-mail: alwans@interchange.ubc.ca CAUSATION IN TERATOLOGY-RELATED LITIGATION use default assumptions that are improper in lawsuits. One such assumption is that humans will be as sensitive to the toxicity of a chemical as is the most sensitive experimental GENETIC MUTATIONS CAUSE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS 1 Genetic Mutations Cause Many Birth Defects: What We Learned from theWhat We Learned from the FORGE Canada Project Jan M. Friedman, MD, PhD U i it f B iti h C l biUniversity of British Columbia WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE PLACENTA DOES IT PROTECT AGAINST Salafia, CM, Thomas, DM, Roberts, DJ, Straughen, JK, Catalano, P, Perez-Avilan, G. First Trimester Detection of Placental Disease: Challenges and Opportunities Amer J BARBARA ABBO( ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC3ON AGENCY (RE3RED Barbara Abbo( Environmental Protec3on Agency (Re3red) Developmental Toxicity of Perfluorinated Compounds: A Voyage from Animal Studies to

Transfected Cells.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

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Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating 2020 ANNUAL MEETING: HONORING TERATOLOGY’S ROOTS, GROWING Teratology Society presents "Honoring Teratology’s Roots, Growing a Healthier Future" June 27-July 1, 2020 in Charleston, SC. Register/submit an abstract now.

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In the presence of confirmed PAE, individuals with those defects will be given a diagnosis of alcohol-related birth defects (ARBD). The larger group of individuals with FASD, however, have cognitive and behavioral differences without recognizable features of FAS. In such cases, confirmation of PAE is necessary for a diagnosis. A HISTORY OF THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY A History of the Teratology Society THOMAS H. SHEPARD,1* MASON BARR, JR.,2 ROBERT L. BRENT,3,4 ANDREW HENDRICKX,5,6 DEVENDRA KOCHHAR,7 GODFREY OAKLEY,8,9 AND WILLIAM J. SCOTT, JR.10 1Department of Pediatrics, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195 2Department of Pediatrics, University of Michigan Medical Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105 %LUWK'HIHFWV5HVHDUFK Teratology Primer i Authors Sura Alwan Department of Medical Genetics University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1 Canada E-mail: alwans@interchange.ubc.ca BARBARA ABBO( ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC3ON AGENCY (RE3RED Barbara Abbo( Environmental Protec3on Agency (Re3red) Developmental Toxicity of Perfluorinated Compounds: A Voyage from Animal Studies to

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THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Highlights. Building Bridges in Birth Defects Research and Prevention. Join us for cutting edge science and networking. From position papers and blogs, to the Birth Defects Research journal, explore expert publications including the Teratology Primer. Take courses, webinars, and lectures on the latest science surrounding birth defects research.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

In the presence of confirmed PAE, individuals with those defects will be given a diagnosis of alcohol-related birth defects (ARBD). The larger group of individuals with FASD, however, have cognitive and behavioral differences without recognizable features of FAS. In such cases, confirmation of PAE is necessary for a diagnosis. TERATOLOGY SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS The teratogenicity of excess vitamin A in laboratory animals was first reported more than 30 years ago by Cohlan ('53). He fed pregnant rats 35,000 IU vitamin A per day on days 2-16 of gestation and noticed a number of fetal anomalies such as exencephaly, cleft lip GENETIC MUTATIONS CAUSE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS 1 Genetic Mutations Cause Many Birth Defects: What We Learned from theWhat We Learned from the FORGE Canada Project Jan M. Friedman, MD, PhD U i it f B iti h C l biUniversity of British Columbia CAUSATION IN TERATOLOGY-RELATED LITIGATION use default assumptions that are improper in lawsuits. One such assumption is that humans will be as sensitive to the toxicity of a chemical as is the most sensitive experimental WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE PLACENTA DOES IT PROTECT AGAINST Salafia, CM, Thomas, DM, Roberts, DJ, Straughen, JK, Catalano, P, Perez-Avilan, G. First Trimester Detection of Placental Disease: Challenges and Opportunities Amer J THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Highlights. Building Bridges in Birth Defects Research and Prevention. Join us for cutting edge science and networking. From position papers and blogs, to the Birth Defects Research journal, explore expert publications including the Teratology Primer. Take courses, webinars, and lectures on the latest science surrounding birth defects research.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

In the presence of confirmed PAE, individuals with those defects will be given a diagnosis of alcohol-related birth defects (ARBD). The larger group of individuals with FASD, however, have cognitive and behavioral differences without recognizable features of FAS. In such cases, confirmation of PAE is necessary for a diagnosis. TERATOLOGY SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS The teratogenicity of excess vitamin A in laboratory animals was first reported more than 30 years ago by Cohlan ('53). He fed pregnant rats 35,000 IU vitamin A per day on days 2-16 of gestation and noticed a number of fetal anomalies such as exencephaly, cleft lip GENETIC MUTATIONS CAUSE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS 1 Genetic Mutations Cause Many Birth Defects: What We Learned from theWhat We Learned from the FORGE Canada Project Jan M. Friedman, MD, PhD U i it f B iti h C l biUniversity of British Columbia CAUSATION IN TERATOLOGY-RELATED LITIGATION use default assumptions that are improper in lawsuits. One such assumption is that humans will be as sensitive to the toxicity of a chemical as is the most sensitive experimental WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE PLACENTA DOES IT PROTECT AGAINST Salafia, CM, Thomas, DM, Roberts, DJ, Straughen, JK, Catalano, P, Perez-Avilan, G. First Trimester Detection of Placental Disease: Challenges and Opportunities Amer J THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society was founded by Drs. F. Clarke Fraser, Josef Warkany and James G. Wilson in 1960 with the first annual meeting in 1961. The purpose of the Society was to foster exchange of information relating to congenital (birth) defects including

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating 2019 ANNUAL MEETING: SEA CHANGES IN BIRTH DEFECTS RESEARCH Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating TERATOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH: WORKING TOGETHER TO MAKE 7 Update on Global Rubella Elimination Rubella Elimination --22 • As of December 2012, 132 of 194 WHO MbS hdi d dbllMember States had introduced rubella-containing vaccine – 3/46 (7%) in African Region – 35/35 (100%) in the Region of the Americas – 14/22 (64%) in the Eastern Mediterranean Region – 53/53 (100%) in the European Region – 5/11 (45%) in the South-East Asia Region HUMAN TERATOGENS: UPDATE 2010 LEWIS B. HOLMES, M.D. 1 HUMAN TERATOGENS: UPDATE 2010 Lewis B. Holmes, M.D. The author of this research has no financial or other interests which post a conflict ofor other interests which post a conflict of %LUWK'HIHFWV5HVHDUFK Teratology Primer i Authors Sura Alwan Department of Medical Genetics University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1 Canada E-mail: alwans@interchange.ubc.ca PROGRESS AGAINST MALARIA, THE ROLE OF ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS 1 Robert L. Clark, PhD Artemis Pharmaceutical Research 26Jun2018 Progress against Malaria, the Role of Antimalarial Drugs, and Their

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THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Highlights. Building Bridges in Birth Defects Research and Prevention. Join us for cutting edge science and networking. From position papers and blogs, to the Birth Defects Research journal, explore expert publications including the Teratology Primer. Take courses, webinars, and lectures on the latest science surrounding birth defects research.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

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The official journal of the Teratology Society. The journal Birth Defects Research publishes original research and reviews in areas related to the etiology of adverse developmental and reproductive outcome. In particular the journal is devoted to the publication of original scientific research that contributes to the understanding of the biology of embryonic development and the prenatal

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

In the presence of confirmed PAE, individuals with those defects will be given a diagnosis of alcohol-related birth defects (ARBD). The larger group of individuals with FASD, however, have cognitive and behavioral differences without recognizable features of FAS. In such cases, confirmation of PAE is necessary for a diagnosis. TERATOLOGY SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS The teratogenicity of excess vitamin A in laboratory animals was first reported more than 30 years ago by Cohlan ('53). He fed pregnant rats 35,000 IU vitamin A per day on days 2-16 of gestation and noticed a number of fetal anomalies such as exencephaly, cleft lip CAUSATION IN TERATOLOGY-RELATED LITIGATION use default assumptions that are improper in lawsuits. One such assumption is that humans will be as sensitive to the toxicity of a chemical as is the most sensitive experimental GENETIC MUTATIONS CAUSE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS 1 Genetic Mutations Cause Many Birth Defects: What We Learned from theWhat We Learned from the FORGE Canada Project Jan M. Friedman, MD, PhD U i it f B iti h C l biUniversity of British Columbia WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE PLACENTA DOES IT PROTECT AGAINST Salafia, CM, Thomas, DM, Roberts, DJ, Straughen, JK, Catalano, P, Perez-Avilan, G. First Trimester Detection of Placental Disease: Challenges and Opportunities Amer J THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Highlights. Building Bridges in Birth Defects Research and Prevention. Join us for cutting edge science and networking. From position papers and blogs, to the Birth Defects Research journal, explore expert publications including the Teratology Primer. Take courses, webinars, and lectures on the latest science surrounding birth defects research.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The official journal of the Teratology Society. The journal Birth Defects Research publishes original research and reviews in areas related to the etiology of adverse developmental and reproductive outcome. In particular the journal is devoted to the publication of original scientific research that contributes to the understanding of the biology of embryonic development and the prenatal

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

In the presence of confirmed PAE, individuals with those defects will be given a diagnosis of alcohol-related birth defects (ARBD). The larger group of individuals with FASD, however, have cognitive and behavioral differences without recognizable features of FAS. In such cases, confirmation of PAE is necessary for a diagnosis. TERATOLOGY SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS The teratogenicity of excess vitamin A in laboratory animals was first reported more than 30 years ago by Cohlan ('53). He fed pregnant rats 35,000 IU vitamin A per day on days 2-16 of gestation and noticed a number of fetal anomalies such as exencephaly, cleft lip CAUSATION IN TERATOLOGY-RELATED LITIGATION use default assumptions that are improper in lawsuits. One such assumption is that humans will be as sensitive to the toxicity of a chemical as is the most sensitive experimental GENETIC MUTATIONS CAUSE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS 1 Genetic Mutations Cause Many Birth Defects: What We Learned from theWhat We Learned from the FORGE Canada Project Jan M. Friedman, MD, PhD U i it f B iti h C l biUniversity of British Columbia WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE PLACENTA DOES IT PROTECT AGAINST Salafia, CM, Thomas, DM, Roberts, DJ, Straughen, JK, Catalano, P, Perez-Avilan, G. First Trimester Detection of Placental Disease: Challenges and Opportunities Amer J

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society was founded by Drs. F. Clarke Fraser, Josef Warkany and James G. Wilson in 1960 with the first annual meeting in 1961. The purpose of the Society was to foster exchange of information relating to congenital (birth) defects including

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

This joint Teratology Society / American College of Toxicology course is designed to provide a basic understanding in reproductive and developmental biology and principles of various testing approaches for reproductive and developmental toxicology, with strong emphasis on the practical application of these principles and interpretation of nonclinical safety data as well as risk assessment.

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Figure 2.The hands of FASD. A. Hockey stick crease, absent proximal transverse palmar crease, normal thenar crease. B. Hockey stick crease, absent proximal transverse palmar crease, absent proximal interphalangeal crease of the 5th finger, limitation to extension of 4th and 5th fingers indicating mild camptodactyly C. Clinodactyly of the 5th finger D. Camptodactyly of the 4th finger.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The official journal of the Teratology Society. The journal Birth Defects Research publishes original research and reviews in areas related to the etiology of adverse developmental and reproductive outcome. In particular the journal is devoted to the publication of original scientific research that contributes to the understanding of the biology of embryonic development and the prenatal TERATOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH: WORKING TOGETHER TO MAKE 7 Update on Global Rubella Elimination Rubella Elimination --22 • As of December 2012, 132 of 194 WHO MbS hdi d dbllMember States had introduced rubella-containing vaccine – 3/46 (7%) in African Region – 35/35 (100%) in the Region of the Americas – 14/22 (64%) in the Eastern Mediterranean Region – 53/53 (100%) in the European Region – 5/11 (45%) in the South-East Asia Region %LUWK'HIHFWV5HVHDUFK Teratology Primer i Authors Sura Alwan Department of Medical Genetics University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1 Canada E-mail: alwans@interchange.ubc.ca PROGRESS AGAINST MALARIA, THE ROLE OF ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS 1 Robert L. Clark, PhD Artemis Pharmaceutical Research 26Jun2018 Progress against Malaria, the Role of Antimalarial Drugs, and Their

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THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Highlights. Building Bridges in Birth Defects Research and Prevention. Join us for cutting edge science and networking. From position papers and blogs, to the Birth Defects Research journal, explore expert publications including the Teratology Primer. Take courses, webinars, and lectures on the latest science surrounding birth defects research.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating TERATOLOGY SOCIETYTERATOLOGY SOCIETY 2020TERATOLOGY SOCIETY MEETING

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Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The official journal of the Teratology Society. The journal Birth Defects Research publishes original research and reviews in areas related to the etiology of adverse developmental and reproductive outcome. In particular the journal is devoted to the publication of original scientific research that contributes to the understanding of the biology of embryonic development and the prenatal TERATOLOGY SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS The teratogenicity of excess vitamin A in laboratory animals was first reported more than 30 years ago by Cohlan ('53). He fed pregnant rats 35,000 IU vitamin A per day on days 2-16 of gestation and noticed a number of fetal anomalies such as exencephaly, cleft lip 2019 ANNUAL MEETING: SEA CHANGES IN BIRTH DEFECTS RESEARCH Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating GENETIC MUTATIONS CAUSE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS 1 Genetic Mutations Cause Many Birth Defects: What We Learned from theWhat We Learned from the FORGE Canada Project Jan M. Friedman, MD, PhD U i it f B iti h C l biUniversity of British Columbia BDR CONNECTION : BLOGS : TERATOLOGY SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING The Teratology Society 59th Annual Meeting materials, including the agenda, program changes, attendee list, late-breaking abstracts, award information, and more, are now posted online at the following link: THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY Highlights. Building Bridges in Birth Defects Research and Prevention. Join us for cutting edge science and networking. From position papers and blogs, to the Birth Defects Research journal, explore expert publications including the Teratology Primer. Take courses, webinars, and lectures on the latest science surrounding birth defects research.

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating TERATOLOGY SOCIETYTERATOLOGY SOCIETY 2020TERATOLOGY SOCIETY MEETING

2020

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

The official journal of the Teratology Society. The journal Birth Defects Research publishes original research and reviews in areas related to the etiology of adverse developmental and reproductive outcome. In particular the journal is devoted to the publication of original scientific research that contributes to the understanding of the biology of embryonic development and the prenatal TERATOLOGY SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS The teratogenicity of excess vitamin A in laboratory animals was first reported more than 30 years ago by Cohlan ('53). He fed pregnant rats 35,000 IU vitamin A per day on days 2-16 of gestation and noticed a number of fetal anomalies such as exencephaly, cleft lip 2019 ANNUAL MEETING: SEA CHANGES IN BIRTH DEFECTS RESEARCH Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating GENETIC MUTATIONS CAUSE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS 1 Genetic Mutations Cause Many Birth Defects: What We Learned from theWhat We Learned from the FORGE Canada Project Jan M. Friedman, MD, PhD U i it f B iti h C l biUniversity of British Columbia BDR CONNECTION : BLOGS : TERATOLOGY SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING The Teratology Society 59th Annual Meeting materials, including the agenda, program changes, attendee list, late-breaking abstracts, award information, and more, are now posted online at the following link:

TERATOLOGY SOCIETY

Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

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Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating

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In the presence of confirmed PAE, individuals with those defects will be given a diagnosis of alcohol-related birth defects (ARBD). The larger group of individuals with FASD, however, have cognitive and behavioral differences without recognizable features of FAS. In such cases, confirmation of PAE is necessary for a diagnosis.

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The Teratology Society offers Regular, Associate, Student, and Emeritus membership levels.The Teratology Society was established as a multidisciplinary scientific society in 1960. Today, this international nonprofit consists of approximately 700 members specializing in developmental biology and toxicology, reproduction and endocrinology, epidemiology, cell and molecular biology, nutritional

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Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE PLACENTA DOES IT PROTECT AGAINST Salafia, CM, Thomas, DM, Roberts, DJ, Straughen, JK, Catalano, P, Perez-Avilan, G. First Trimester Detection of Placental Disease: Challenges and Opportunities Amer J

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THE TERATOLOGY SOCIETY The Teratology Society 2019 ANNUAL MEETING: SEA CHANGES IN BIRTH DEFECTS RESEARCH Teratology Society Mission. The mission of the Society is to understand the cause and pathogenesis of structural and functional birth defects, developmental delays, perinatal death, and other disorders of developmental and reproductive origin in order to prevent their occurrence and improve diagnosis and treatment by promoting multi-disciplinary research and exchange of ideas; communicating 2020 ANNUAL MEETING: HONORING TERATOLOGY’S ROOTS, GROWING Teratology Society presents "Honoring Teratology’s Roots, Growing a Healthier Future" June 27-July 1, 2020 in Charleston, SC. Register/submit an abstract now.

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