The conclusion reached in The Lancet Editorial (Feb 4, p 477)1 about The State of Child Health Report 20172 stated that the publication “provides the basis for that vital social compact”, but failed to mention the disappointing number of public policies that have been implemented since Marmot's 2010 review, which outlined a strategy to reduce health inequalities in England. I fear that, as in France, most reports of this type are filed under category F—F for forget it.
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