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The concept that early life experience determines health in later life is not new. After an investigation of the poor health of children in Aberdeen and Scotland, Leslie Mackenzie told the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1905: “One truth we have already realized – if we would fit the man for his environment, we must begin with the child. ‘The child is the father of the man.’” (see Harris, 2001). | A LIFE COURSE L__-_zJ APPROACH TO women s health rl IIH III Diana Kuh and Rebecca Hardy OXFORD Oxford Medical Publications A Life Course Approach to Women s Health LIFECOURSE APPROACH TO ADULT HEALTH SERIES Editorial Board Diana Kuh Department of Epidemiology and Public Health University College London Medical School UK Yoav Ben-Shlomo Department of Social Medicine University of Bristol UK Ezra Susser School of Public Health Columbia University New York .
