Background The pharmacoepidemiology of the long-term benefits and harms of medicines
in pregnancy and breastfeeding has received little attention. The impact of maternal …

Pathways to health inequalities are driven by social and structural determinants of health.
Interventions to address inequalities need to be driven less by older biomedical models, and …

Background Elevated levels of inflammatory marker and a lack of social connectedness are
two prominent risk factors for developing dementia and depression. Horticultural therapy …

Objectives Chronic inflammation is a potentially important mechanism through which social
inequalities may contribute to health inequalities over the life course. Excess body fat …

Background Breastmilk is the ideal nutrition for infants, and breastfeeding protects infants
and mothers from a range of adverse health outcomes. In Denmark, most mothers initiate …

Introduction While breastfeeding rates in the United States have been increasing, they
remain low by international standards with substantial racial, income and education …

The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health) represents a
data treasure for developmental psychologists working in both adolescent and life-span …

Objectives Physical breastfeeding problems can lead women to terminate breastfeeding
earlier than planned. In high‐income countries such as the UK, breastfeeding problems …

Previous studies showed that intrauterine growth restrictions, resulting in smaller body size
at birth, are associated with altered development and the risk of age-related diseases in …

This integrative review of research utilizing the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to
Adult Health draws on previous research detailing pathways linking early socioeconomic …