Session 9:
How Do Early Life Conditions Affect Fertility and Mortality? Consensus and Controversies
Chair: Barry Edmonston, University of Victoria
Early Origins of Fertility and Longevity Among Siblings: Pre-Natal Exposures to Drought and Food Shortages Among Early Utah Pioneers • Ken R. Smith, University of Utah ; Heidi Hanson, Huntsman Cancer Institute ; Geraldine P. Mineau, University of Utah ; Diana Lane Reed, University of Utah ; Alison Fraser, University of Utah
The Long Term Legacy of Early Life Conditions in Historical Quebec: Assessing the Role of Disease Load and Food Deprivation on Fertility and Longevity • Alain Gagnon, University of Western Ontario
Developmental Effects of the 1918-19 Flu Pandemic on Late-Life Mortality: Reconciling Disparate Findings • Alan A. Cohen, Centre for Global Health Research
Anthropometric Measures of Childhood Health for the Study of Adult Health and Mortality • Douglas Ewbank, University of Pennsylvania
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