Confirmed lecturers

	Dr. Rachel Freathy, University of Exeter Medical School, UK Title of her lecture: Using Genetics to understand how the intra-uterine environment influences fetal growth
	Prof. Peter Damm, Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark Title of his lecture: Gestational diabetes – short and long-term consequences for mother and offspring
	Prof. Johan Gunnar Eriksson, University of Helsinki, Finland Title of his lecture: Importance of early life for later health outcomes--findings from the Helsinki Birth Cohort Study

	Dr. Nicholas Harvey, University of Southampton, UK Title of his lecture: Vitamin D in pregnancy: implications for maternal and offspring health
	Prof. Maria Christina Jenmalm, Linköping University, Sweden Title of her lecture: Intrauterine and early infancy determinants of allergy development

	Prof. Christopher Redman, University of Oxford, UK Title of his lecture: Placental stress and preeclampsia, in relation to future maternal health
	Prof. Rebecca Reynolds, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK Title of her lecture: Endocrine communication in maternal-fetal programming and long-term offspring outcomes
	Prof. Richard Sharpe, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK Title of his lecture: Impacts of common fetal exposures on reproductive development and function in both sexes and their long-term impacts
	Prof. Anne Cathrine Staff, University of Oslo, Norway Title of her lecture: Long-term Maternal Cardiovascular disease after Pregnancy Hypertension and Placental dysfunction: possible mechanisms and how to follow up women at risk?
	Prof. Régine P.M. Steegers-Theunissen, Erasmus University Medical Center, The Netherlands Title of her lecture: Periconceptional nutritional care: Should we care?