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In This Issue

In this issue of Journal of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease, we have the honor of presenting a themed issue focusing on prenatal exposures, with guest editors Kristi Kohlmeier and Morten Kristensen, as coordinated by our J DOHaD themed issue editor Janna Morrison. This themed issue contains one review article with six additional articles addressing prenatal exposures and health outcomes. Complementing the themed issue is an original article that relates to our prior themed issue on preterm birth and a review article discussing embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma.