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David Barker

David Barker was a British physician and epidemiologist renowned for formulating the Barker hypothesis, which links early-life nutrition and fetal development to the risk of adult chronic diseases such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes. His research fundamentally shaped the field of developmental origins of health and disease (DOHaD).

London, England Jun 29, 1938 Wikipedia
epidemiology medicine non-fiction
Soil
Soil
1971
 Blue Gold: A Gripping Thriller Full of Twists (The Gold Trilogy)
Blue Gold: A Gripping Thriller Full of Twists (The Gold Trilogy)
2021
 Compost It
Compost It
2010
 The K Wave: Profiting from the Cyclical Booms and Busts in the Global Economy
The K Wave: Profiting from the Cyclical Booms and Busts in the Global Economy
1995
 Law: Made Simple, 8th Edition
Law: Made Simple, 8th Edition
1992
 Top 50 Reasons to Care About Great Apes: Animals in Peril
Top 50 Reasons to Care About Great Apes: Animals in Peril
2010