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Early Life Nutrition, Adult Health & Development - Lessons from Changing Diets, Famines & Experimental Studies (Hardcover)
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Early Life Nutrition, Adult Health & Development - Lessons from Changing Diets, Famines & Experimental Studies (Hardcover)
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Clinical, experimental and epidemiological studies suggest that
chronic diseases may have their origin during early life and that
early nutrition could be a key factor. New DNA technologies have
been applied to evaluate possible long-term changes after exposure
to famine in early life. These new instruments may clarify possible
biological mechanisms linking early-life nutritional insults to
health in adulthood. This book presents a state of the art overview
of possible mechanisms for nutritional programming in relation to
changes in dietary patterns. It also provides examples of nutrition
deprivation in various famine settings around the world, mostly
during conditions of war or political strife, and of the short and
long-term outcomes after nutrition deprivation in these
populations. This book includes contributions from many disciplines
and represents the most comprehensive summary to date of long-term
health and economic outcomes related to specific famines. The book
is intended for those who are interested in the early origins of
health and disease from a biological perspective, and those who
want to know more about the long-term social, epidemiological and
demographic consequences of specific famines in modern history.
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