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Parental disclosure of assisted reproductive technology (ART) conception to their children: a systematic and meta-analytic review

10 Apr 2016

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STUDY QUESTION: Does a genetic link and/or a child's age influence a parent's willingness to talk to a child about how they were conceived? SUMMARY ANSWER: The presence/absence of a biological link and the child's age clearly influences the disclosure process. WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY: The research published to date has yielded diverse findings on autologous and donor assisted reproductive technology (ART) parents'...

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PMID: 27067509
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/dew068

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