Adults who were exposed in utero,in infancy,and in early childhood to the Leningrad famine had far poorer health,on average,than adults who were exposed to the Netherlands famine.

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The health outcomes of adults exposed to the Leningrad famine and the Netherlands famine are not directly comparable in this manner without specific data. The impact of famine on health can vary greatly depending on numerous factors such as the severity and duration of the famine, the age and health of individuals at the time of exposure, and the availability of medical care and nutrition after the event. Each famine has unique characteristics and consequences, making broad comparisons difficult without specific context and evidence.

Adults Who Were Exposed in Utero,in Infancy,and in Early Childhood