This paper uses the 1918 influenza pandemic as a natural experiment for testing the fetal
origins hypothesis. The pandemic arrived unexpectedly in the fall of 1918 and had largely …

The fetal-origins hypothesis has recently achieved “textbook” status in medicine (see Colin
D. Rudolph and Abraham M. Rudolph, 2003; David A. Warrell et al., 2003) and is drawing …

COVID-19 hit the world amidst an unprecedented suicide epidemic in this century. As the
world focuses on limiting the spread of the virus and prioritizing acutely medically ill patients …

In its mortality and global reach, COVID-19 is among the worst pandemics to hit the globe
since the 1918 influenza. During a pandemic, it is not uncommon for deaths from suicide to …

Résumé Deux ans après la fin de la première guerre mondiale, les taux de natalité ont
enregistré une vive progression en Europe, y compris en Norvège, pays resté neutre lors du …

This paper examines the extent to which pre-puberty nutritional conditions in one generation
affect productivity-related outcomes in later generations. Recent findings from the biological …

Robust empirical evidence supports the idea that embryonic and, more generally,
intrauterine disruptions induced by the 1918-flu pandemic had long-term consequences on …

Introduction: mental health has been one of the most important issues surrounding the
COVID-19 pandemic; mental disorders can be exacerbated by isolation during lockdowns or …

We test the effects of early life exposure to disease on later health by looking for differences
in late-life mortality in cohorts born around the 1918–1919 flu pandemic using data from the …

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