Cohort study uncovers early-life and lifestyle influences on health-related quality of life, suggesting public health measures are needed.
Beyond educational attainment, early-life factors represent an important complementary set of determinants to explain health inequalities, while lifestyle factors likely mediate the association between education and health. This highlights the need for public health measures addressing childhood circumstances.
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