Description: Michael H. Day: Foreword: Historical OverviewContributorsIntroduction1: John Brett and Susan Niermeyer: Is Neonatal Jaundice a Disease or an Adaptive Process?2: Ronald G. Barr: Infant Crying Behavior and Colic: An Interpretation in Evolutionary Perspective3: James McKenna, Sarah Mosko, and Chris Richard: Evolutionary Pediatrics and Implications for SIDS4: Hal J. Daniel III: Otitis Media: An Evolutionary Perspective5: A. Magdalena Hurtado, I. Arenas de Hurtado, Robert Sapien, and Kim Hill: The Evolutionary Ecology of Childhood Asthma6: Carol M. Worthman: Evolutionary Perspectives on the Onset of Puberty7: Mark T. Erickson: Incest Avoidance: Clinical Implications of the Evolutionary Perspective8: Wenda R. Trevathan: Evolutionary Obstetrics9: Kathleen C. Barnes, George J. Armelagos, and Steven C. Morreale: Darwinian Medicine and the Emergence of Allergy10: Paul W. Ewald: Using Evolution as a Tool for Controlling Infectious Diseases11: Paul W. Ewald: Evolutionary Control of HIV and Other Sexually Transmitted Viruses12: S. Boyd Eaton, S. B. Eaton III, and Melvin J. Konner: Paleolithic Nutrition Revisited13: Robert Anderson: Human Evolution, Low Back Pain, and Dual-Level Control14: Randolph Nesse: What Darwinian Medicine Offers Psychiatry15: E. O. Smith: Evolution, Substance Abuse, and Addiction16: Lynnette E. Leidy: Menopause in Evolutionary Perspective17: S. Boyd Eaton and S. Boyd Eaton III: Breast Cancer in Evolutionary Context18: Linda M. Gerber and Douglas E. Crews: Evolutionary Perspectives on Chronic Degenerative Diseases

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