Abstract Background Most Chinese people over 55 years old today have experienced the
Great Leap Forward Famine of 1959–61. Many reports suggested that the famine could …

Studies on the determinants of entrepreneurship emphasize that challenged adults tend to
become entrepreneurs. However, research has not addressed the childhood origins …

This paper examines long-term health consequences of early-life food deprivation across
late-life health indicators. Our analysis relies on retrospective data of hunger drawn from …

Agriculture has the potential to improve dietary diversity through farm production diversity if
farming households consume what they produce. However, the linkages between a …

Background To reduce neonatal mortality, it is necessary to identify neonates with fetal
malnutrition at birth using the clinical assessment score (CAN score). Furthermore …

Risk preferences are a fundamental element of economic decision-making, and major
trauma influences individuals' feelings and attitudes towards risk. This study examines the …

This paper provides the first study to explore the relationship between exposure to ambient
temperatures during pregnancy and adolescent mental health in China. The results show …

Objective To investigate whether in utero exposure to the Great Chinese Famine in 1959 to
1961 was associated with risk of intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) in adulthood. Methods In …

Background: Schizophrenia is a common major mental disorder and prenatal nutritional
deficiency may increase its risk. We aimed to investigate long-term impact of prenatal …

Pulsed-wave Doppler ultrasound is a widely used technique for monitoring pregnancies. As
ultrasound equipment becomes more advanced, it becomes harder to train practitioners to …