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Prenatal Famine and Adult Health

3 Mar 2011

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We review human studies on the relation between acute exposures to prenatal famine and adult physical and mental health. These studies are observational and include exposures to a famine environment by natural or man-made causes or, more commonly, from the interplay between natural and human factors. These natural experiments provide an opportunity to examine long-term outcomes after famine exposures by comparing...

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PMID: 21219171
DOI: 10.1146/annurev-publhealth-031210-101230

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