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In This Issue

This issue of Journal of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (J DOHaD) contains a special themed issue of the work presented and discussed at the 2016 Australia and New Zealand DOHaD Scientific Meeting in Melbourne. The editorial written by Hayley Dickinson and JannaMorrison highlight the published papers from the meeting, which focused on the relation between developmental programming and epigenetics and the microbiome. In addition to the ANZ themed issue, we have six original articles in this issue of J DOHaD.