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1. Introduction A life course approach to women's health: does the past predict the present?, Diana Kuh and Rebecca Hardy
2. Health, ageing and disease A life course approach to women's reproductive health, Janet Rich-Edwards: Commentary Susan Morgan
3. Breast cancer aetiology: where do we go from here?, Isabel dos Santos Silva and Bianca De Stavola:Commentary Nancy Potischman
4. Menopause and urogenital disorders: a life cousre perspective, Rebecca Hardy and Diana Kuh: Commentary Sybil Crawford and Catherine Johannes
5. A life course approach to coronary heart disease and stroke, Debbie Lawlor, Shah Ebrahim and George Davey Smith: Commentary Catherine Law
6. A life course approach to Diabetes, Helen Colhoun and Nish Chaturvedi : Commentary Janet Rich-Edwards
7. A life course approach to musculoskeletal ageing: functional performance, osteoporosis and osteoarthritis, Joan Bassey, Avan Aihie Sayer and Cyrus Cooper: Commentary Jane Cauley
8. Depression and psychological distress: a life course perspective, Barbara Maughan: Commentary Bryan Rodgers
9. Body image: a life course perspective, Lindsay McLaren and Jane Wardle: Commentary J Kevin Thompson
10. Biological, Social and Psychosocial Pathways Endocrine pathways in differential and well-being across the life course, Carol M Worthman: Commentary Elizabeth Barrett-Connor
11. Social and economic trajectories and women's health, Mel Bartley, Amanda Sacker and Ingrid Schoon: Commentary Kate Hunt
12. Life course influences on women's social relationships at midlife, Nadine F Marks and Kirsy Ashleman: Commentary Stephen Stansfield and Rebecca Fuhrer
13. A life course perspective on women's health behaviousrs, Mary Schooling and Diana Kuh: Commentary Hilary Graham
14. Overweight and obesity from a life course perspective, Chris Power and Tessa Parsons: Commentary William H Dietz
15. Sexually transmitted infections and health through the life course, Ronald H Gray, Maria J Wawer and David Serwadda: Commentary Andrew J Hall
16. Explaining Health and Disease Patterns Disease trends in women living in established market economies: evidence of cohort effects during the epidemiological transition, Diana Kuh, Isabel dos Santos Silva and Elizabeth Barrett-Connor: Commentary Dave Leon
17. The life course of Black women in South Africa in the 1990s:generation, age and period in the decade of HIV and political liberation, Zena Stein, Quarraisha Abdool Karim and Mervyn Susser: Commentary Yoav ben-Shlomo and George Davey Smith
18. Conclusions A life course approach to Women's health: linking the past, present and future, Diana Kuh and Rebecca Hardy
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Barbara Zimmerman
reviewed A Life Course Approach to Women's Health on March 25, 2010
A Life Course Approach to Women's Health
I liked this one more than the math feuds, possibly because it was less technical, but also because I hadn't already read most of it. Half of the "feuds" though aren't one to one standoffs but one man's theory struggling against the current medical advice. Lots of interesting controversies, however, my favorite was the tragedy of Rosalind Franklin being lost of the history of science in favor of Watson, Crick, and Wilkins, simply because men found her frank nature harsh in a woman. And we owe much to the little known Semmelweis whose ideas about sanitation would have saved many more lives if they had been taken seriously before Pasteur promoted them many years later.
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