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How Experience Gets Under the Skin to Create Gradients in Developmental Health
1 Mar 2010
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Social environments and experiences get under the skin early in life in ways that affect the course of human development. Because most factors associated with early child development are a function of socio-economic status, differences in early child development form a socio-economic gradient. We are now learning how, when, and by what means early experiences influence key biological systems over the long term to...
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