Cancer risk in children, adolescents, and young adults conceived by ART in 1983-2011

Medicine and Dentistry

• Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection 100%
• Adolescence 100%
• Malignant Neoplasm 80%
• Hazard Ratio 80%
• Embryo Transfer 60%
• Offspring 60%
• Median Follow Up 60%
• Standardized Incidence Ratio 40%
• Competing Interest 40%
• Cancer 20%
• Cohort Analysis 20%
• Cancer Registry 20%
• Gene Linkage 20%
• Conception 20%
• Cancer Incidence 20%
• Child Health 20%
• Medical Record 20%
• Cancer Localization 20%
• Ovulation Induction 20%
• Human Development 20%
• Reproductive Medicine 20%
• fertility 20%

Keyphrases

• Older Adults 100%
• Cancer Risk 100%
• Preadolescent children 100%
• Women of Reproductive Age 54%
• Hazard Ratio 36%
• Frozen Embryo Transfer 27%
• Overall Cancer 27%
• Dutch 18%
• Competing Interests 18%
• Live Birth 18%
• Standardized Incidence Ratio 18%
• National Institutes of Health 18%
• Risk Increase 18%
• Children with Cancer 9%
• Old Age 9%
• Non-associated 9%
• Cancer Incidence 9%
• Epigenetic Mechanisms 9%
• Amsterdam 9%
• Medical Records 9%
• Prolonged Follow-up 9%
• Trial Registration 9%
• Setting Method 9%
• Cancer Site 9%
• Human Development 9%
• Ovulation Induction 9%
• Prospective Follow-up 9%
• Long-term Health 9%
• Historical Cohort Study 9%
• IVF Laboratory 9%
• Conception Method 9%
• Preimplantation 9%
• ART Procedures 9%
• Stipend 9%
• Postdocs 9%
• IVF-ICSI 9%
• Registration number 9%
• Netherlands Cancer Registry 9%
• Cancer-free 9%
• Cancer Societies 9%
• Child Health & Development 9%
• Fertility Clinics 9%
• Reproduction Development 9%
• Personal Records 9%