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Published-Ahead-of-Print May 13, 2010, DOI:10.2164/jandrol.110.010595

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ANDROLOG SUMMARY: Risks to Offspring Associated with Advanced Paternal Age

Abhi Bhandari , Jay Sandlow , and Robert E. Brannigan *

* To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: r-brannigan{at}northwestern.edu.

The exact degree to which advanced paternal age imparts increased risk to offspring as a variety of disorders varies and is not entirely well defined. The following string of Androlog entries summarizes a discussion by several colleagues pondering how best to advise couples regarding the risks of advanced paternal age.


Key words: Fertility • Reproductive Genetics






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