DNA Is Not Destiny
Discoveries in the existing new field of epigenetics suggest that fetal and early child environments literally become part of us. DNA Is Not Destiny considers the profound social and political implications of these discoveries. If social environments can change our epigenetic settings, and hence alter the way our genes work, then early environments can help or hinder child success and well-being in ways that go beyond the individual choices we make.
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