Review from previous edition Such a mind-expanding volume as this can be read by any professional involved with women's health and of course our women patients themselves... this 5-star volume should be required reading for everyone who has any association with and concern for women and their health.

• Part 1 - Introduction 1: Gita D Mishra, Diana Kuh, and Rebecca Hardy: A life course approach to women's health Part 2 - Reproductive Health 2: Maria C Magnus and Abigail Fraser: A life course approach to women's reproductive health 3: Gita D Mishra, Ingrid J Rowlands, Hsiu-Wen Chan, and Grant W Montgomery: A life course approach to endometriosis 4: Gita D Mishra, Hsin-Fang Chung, Martha Hickey, Diana Kuh, and Rebecca Hardy: Menopause and hysterectomy: a life course perspective Part 3 - Health, Ageing, and Disease 5: Jane A Masoli and Rebecca Hardy: A life course approach to cardiovascular disease 6: Emily Papadimos, Jedediah I Morton, Jessica L Harding, and Elizabeth Barr: A life course approach to diabetes 7: Rachel Cooper, Kate A Ward, and Avan Aihie Sayer: A life course approach to musculoskeletal ageing 8: Dinh S Bui and Shyamali C Dharmage: A life course approach to lung function impairment and COPD 9: Barbara Maughan: Depression and psychological distress 10: Erin E Sundermann, Sarah J Banks, and Carlos Araujo Menedez: Cognition function and dementia: a life course perspective 11: Lauren C Houghton, Nancy Potischman, and Rebecca Troisi: The life course epidemiology of breast cancer 12: Susan J Jordan and Penelope M Webb: Gynaecological cancers: a life course perspective Part 4 - Biological and Behavioural Pathways 13: Anna Murray and Katherine S Ruth: Integrative omics for women's health 14: Marta Bianchini, Alfonsina Chiefari, Rosa Lauretta, Marilda Mormando, Guilia Puliani, and Marialuisa Appetecchia: Endocrine pathways across the life course 15: Hsin-Fang Chung and Gita D Mishra: A life course perspective on women's health behaviours 16: Rebecca Hardy and Laura D Howe: A life course approach to body weight Part 5 - Social Issues Impacting Women's Health 17: Rebecca Hardy: Social inequalities and life course socioeconomic pathways 18: Anne McMunn: Women's social relationships and links with health and wellbeing over the life course 19: Jessica Kelley and Marissa Gilbert: Structural sexism across the life course: how social inequality shapes women's later-life health 20: Elizabeth McLindon, Minerva Kyei-Onanjiri, and Kelsey Hegarty: The influence of gender-based violence across the life course Part 6 - From Evidence to Practice 21: Judith Stephenson, Jennifer Hall, and Louise F Wilson: A life course approach to women's health care 22: Helen Brown, Stephanie Best, and Trina Hinkley: Translating women's health research into policy and practice Part 7 - Conclusion 23: Rebecca Hardy, Diana Kuh, and Gita D Mishra: A life course approach to women's health: conclusion

Review from previous edition Such a mind-expanding volume as this can be read by any professional involved with women's health and of course our women patients themselves... this 5-star volume should be required reading for everyone who has any association with and concern for women and their health.

• Part 1 - Introduction 1: Gita D Mishra, Diana Kuh, and Rebecca Hardy: A life course approach to women's health Part 2 - Reproductive Health 2: Maria C Magnus and Abigail Fraser: A life course approach to women's reproductive health 3: Gita D Mishra, Ingrid J Rowlands, Hsiu-Wen Chan, and Grant W Montgomery: A life course approach to endometriosis 4: Gita D Mishra, Hsin-Fang Chung, Martha Hickey, Diana Kuh, and Rebecca Hardy: Menopause and hysterectomy: a life course perspective Part 3 - Health, Ageing, and Disease 5: Jane A Masoli and Rebecca Hardy: A life course approach to cardiovascular disease 6: Emily Papadimos, Jedediah I Morton, Jessica L Harding, and Elizabeth Barr: A life course approach to diabetes 7: Rachel Cooper, Kate A Ward, and Avan Aihie Sayer: A life course approach to musculoskeletal ageing 8: Dinh S Bui and Shyamali C Dharmage: A life course approach to lung function impairment and COPD 9: Barbara Maughan: Depression and psychological distress 10: Erin E Sundermann, Sarah J Banks, and Carlos Araujo Menedez: Cognition function and dementia: a life course perspective 11: Lauren C Houghton, Nancy Potischman, and Rebecca Troisi: The life course epidemiology of breast cancer 12: Susan J Jordan and Penelope M Webb: Gynaecological cancers: a life course perspective Part 4 - Biological and Behavioural Pathways 13: Anna Murray and Katherine S Ruth: Integrative omics for women's health 14: Marta Bianchini, Alfonsina Chiefari, Rosa Lauretta, Marilda Mormando, Guilia Puliani, and Marialuisa Appetecchia: Endocrine pathways across the life course 15: Hsin-Fang Chung and Gita D Mishra: A life course perspective on women's health behaviours 16: Rebecca Hardy and Laura D Howe: A life course approach to body weight Part 5 - Social Issues Impacting Women's Health 17: Rebecca Hardy: Social inequalities and life course socioeconomic pathways 18: Anne McMunn: Women's social relationships and links with health and wellbeing over the life course 19: Jessica Kelley and Marissa Gilbert: Structural sexism across the life course: how social inequality shapes women's later-life health 20: Elizabeth McLindon, Minerva Kyei-Onanjiri, and Kelsey Hegarty: The influence of gender-based violence across the life course Part 6 - From Evidence to Practice 21: Judith Stephenson, Jennifer Hall, and Louise F Wilson: A life course approach to women's health care 22: Helen Brown, Stephanie Best, and Trina Hinkley: Translating women's health research into policy and practice Part 7 - Conclusion 23: Rebecca Hardy, Diana Kuh, and Gita D Mishra: A life course approach to women's health: conclusion

Review from previous edition Such a mind-expanding volume as this can be read by any professional involved with women's health and of course our women patients themselves... this 5-star volume should be required reading for everyone who has any association with and concern for women and their health.

• Part 1 - Introduction 1: Gita D Mishra, Diana Kuh, and Rebecca Hardy: A life course approach to women's health Part 2 - Reproductive Health 2: Maria C Magnus and Abigail Fraser: A life course approach to women's reproductive health 3: Gita D Mishra, Ingrid J Rowlands, Hsiu-Wen Chan, and Grant W Montgomery: A life course approach to endometriosis 4: Gita D Mishra, Hsin-Fang Chung, Martha Hickey, Diana Kuh, and Rebecca Hardy: Menopause and hysterectomy: a life course perspective Part 3 - Health, Ageing, and Disease 5: Jane A Masoli and Rebecca Hardy: A life course approach to cardiovascular disease 6: Emily Papadimos, Jedediah I Morton, Jessica L Harding, and Elizabeth Barr: A life course approach to diabetes 7: Rachel Cooper, Kate A Ward, and Avan Aihie Sayer: A life course approach to musculoskeletal ageing 8: Dinh S Bui and Shyamali C Dharmage: A life course approach to lung function impairment and COPD 9: Barbara Maughan: Depression and psychological distress 10: Erin E Sundermann, Sarah J Banks, and Carlos Araujo Menedez: Cognition function and dementia: a life course perspective 11: Lauren C Houghton, Nancy Potischman, and Rebecca Troisi: The life course epidemiology of breast cancer 12: Susan J Jordan and Penelope M Webb: Gynaecological cancers: a life course perspective Part 4 - Biological and Behavioural Pathways 13: Anna Murray and Katherine S Ruth: Integrative omics for women's health 14: Marta Bianchini, Alfonsina Chiefari, Rosa Lauretta, Marilda Mormando, Guilia Puliani, and Marialuisa Appetecchia: Endocrine pathways across the life course 15: Hsin-Fang Chung and Gita D Mishra: A life course perspective on women's health behaviours 16: Rebecca Hardy and Laura D Howe: A life course approach to body weight Part 5 - Social Issues Impacting Women's Health 17: Rebecca Hardy: Social inequalities and life course socioeconomic pathways 18: Anne McMunn: Women's social relationships and links with health and wellbeing over the life course 19: Jessica Kelley and Marissa Gilbert: Structural sexism across the life course: how social inequality shapes women's later-life health 20: Elizabeth McLindon, Minerva Kyei-Onanjiri, and Kelsey Hegarty: The influence of gender-based violence across the life course Part 6 - From Evidence to Practice 21: Judith Stephenson, Jennifer Hall, and Louise F Wilson: A life course approach to women's health care 22: Helen Brown, Stephanie Best, and Trina Hinkley: Translating women's health research into policy and practice Part 7 - Conclusion 23: Rebecca Hardy, Diana Kuh, and Gita D Mishra: A life course approach to women's health: conclusion