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SUMMARY:Childhood adversity and chronic disease: risks\, mechanisms and re
 silience - Greg Miller and Edith Chen\, Northwestern University\, USA
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CONTACT:Lucy Lloyd
DESCRIPTION:*_The event takes place over two evenings – 28th and 29th Ma
 rch 2018. Select one or both when you book._*\n\nChildren who are exposed 
 to social and economic adversity in the early years of life show increased
  susceptibility to chronic diseases of aging\, like heart disease\, when t
 hey reach their 50’s and 60’s. These findings raise challenging but fa
 scinating mechanistic questions: How does early adversity “get under the
  skin” in a manner that is sufficiently persistent to affect vulnerabili
 ty to diseases that arise many decades later?\n\nThis symposium is a speci
 al opportunity for detailed discussion with leading researchers and policy
 makers in this field and we are delighted to invite you to attend. The eve
 nt will be chaired by Professor Jonathan Mant\, Professor of Primary Care 
 Research and Head\, Primary Care Unit\, University of Cambridge.\n\nFree e
 vent but "*please register*":https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/childhood-adve
 rsity-and-chronic-disease-risks-mechanisms-and-resilience-tickets-39646470
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LOCATION:Old Divinity School\, St John's College\, St John's Street\, Camb
 ridge CB2 1TP
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