The Life Course Approach is a framework used to understand how various factors influence an individual's health and well-being throughout their life. It considers the impact of social, economic, and environmental conditions at different life stages, from childhood to old age. This approach emphasizes that experiences and decisions made at one stage can affect outcomes later in life. By examining the interconnectedness of life events, such as education, employment, and family dynamics, the Life Course Approach helps identify patterns and trends in health disparities. It highlights the importance of early interventions and policies that support individuals at critical points, ultimately aiming to improve overall public health outcomes.