Furthermore, I think taking care of health should be more part of standard school curriculum. Of course, many things are debated, controversial, but I often found many people to lack basic understanding of what is harmful for health.
For example in school we learned how to play basketball, volleyball, even tennis. But we never learnt how to walk properly, jump properly, what to pay attention to not overdo. If you have a common problem like muscle strain, tendonitis - how do you deal with in principle. I hope newer generations do get or will start getting better practical education. After all tax money goes into the schooling system. It should pay back more imo.
I am not a doctor but have many family members who are. Hence I have been maybe more exposed to medical approaches then average population. Some also do think many our illnesses are from viruses, illnesses that pass on that we don't pay much attention to. Many things later in life stem from pregnancy. Sometimes even doctors don't tell about possible causes as they don't want people to feel bad about something that was non-intentional and cannot be changed. A very simple thing - many take paracetamol during pregnancy as it is told by many to not be harmful. But recent studies indicate otherwise... While it can be a life-saver the question of a healthy balance remains.