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Thanks for this helpful summary.
There is a related issue which you touch on but which I think it would
be helpful to develop further - namely the intergenerational
transmission of behaviours related to the rearing of children that are
not conducive to healthy outcomes in them throughout their life course,
and the continuing exposure of young children to environmental
experiences that are "biologically embedded" and affect subsequent
responses to stress and impact upon immune functioning.  The  Canadians
have been at the forefront of this exposition as illustrated by Keating
and Hertzman's excellent overview in "Developmental Health and the
Wealth of Nations" which you reference.
Graham

Professor Graham Vimpani
Clinical Chair
Kaleidoscope in Greater Newcastle
Hunter Children's Health Network
Locked Bag 1014
Wallsend, NSW.  2287
Head of the Discipline of Paediatrics and Child Health
University of Newcastle

Phone +612 4924 6222
Fax +612 4924 6223
mobile 0408 484 427

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