Children born after preimplantation genetic diagnosis show no increase in congenital anomalies

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Now over 20 years old (Handyside et al., 1990), preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) is considered by some to be not only an intrinsic component of prenatal genetic diagnosis (Simpson, 2009) but more arguably a novel way to increase pregnancy rates in assisted reproductive technology (ART). PGD remains widely practiced, despite recent controversy with respect to PGD aneuploidy testing (Mastenbroek et al.,...

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