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The implications for training of embracingA life Course Approach to HealthA LIFECOURSE Approach TO HEALTHW orld Health OrganizationWHO/NMH/ : GeneralOrig.: EnglishPAGETWOB ackgroundThis brochure was produced as the result of a workshop organised jointly by the World HealthOrganization and the International Longevity Centre-UK, on the initiative of WHO. The brochureaims to stimulate consideration of the importanceand in practical terms the effectiverealisationof alife- Course perspectivein the training of Health -care theestablishment in 1995 of the Ageing and Health Programme (AHE), WHO firmly embraced the lifecourse as one of its key perspectives on ageing, as reflected in its programme activities.
with implications for health in later life. Additionally, a life course approach considers the long term ... was the prevailing model of public health in the first half of the twentieth century. ... for example, those living in adverse childhood social circumstances are more likely to be of low birth weight, and be exposed to poor diet, childhood
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