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Childhood stress: neurobiology and association with adult physical and mental disorders
Many people experience significant stressful or traumatic events in childhood. These events often leave a scar that may manifest in the form of adult psychopathology and chronic physical conditions. The neurobiological basis of the link between these childhood experiences and adult health problems i...
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