Thomas Boat: Turning Early Childhood Science into Policy and Program

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Thomas Boat: Turning Early Childhood Science into Policy and Program

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For early childhood development, investments made during the first three years of life are particularly critical, according to Dr. Thomas Boat, dean and vice president for health affairs at the University of Cincinnati's College of Medicine.

Watch Boat explain the science of why early interventions pay off for children and society.

Learn more at http://www.pewstates.org/projects/home-visiting-campaign-328065.

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