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Using a large population cohort dataset, this study contributes to the suggestion that childhood adversity may determine grey matter reductions in brain regions, which are putatively sensitive to the neurotoxic effects of chronic stress. Furthermore, it provides novel evidence to support the “sensitive periods” model though which adversity affects the brain.

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Type

Pre-print

Publication Date

29/08/2019