Background Stressful life events experienced during childhood and early prenatal
development have been associated with inflammation during childhood. However, no study …

Objective To test the hypothesis that higher plasma levels of inflammatory markers due to
exposure to adverse life events may lead to internalising and externalising symptoms in …

Background No study has investigated the role of inflammation in explaining the association
between early exposures to adverse life events and depressive symptoms in adolescence …

BACKGROUND: Retrospective studies show that childhood adversity is associated with
systemic inflammation in adulthood. Few prospective studies have examined whether …

This study provides a comprehensive review of the published research on the association
between early life adversity and markers of inflammation in children and adolescents. We …

Inflammatory processes are a candidate mechanism by which early adversity may be
biologically embedded and subsequently lead to poorer health outcomes; in pregnancy, this …

Background Children exposed to social adversity carry a greater risk of poor physical and
mental health into adulthood. This increased risk is thought to be due, in part, to …

There is now reliable evidence that early psychosocial stress exposures are associated with
behavioral health in children; the degree to which these same kinds of stress exposures …

Background We aimed to estimate the association between exposure to adversity and
inflammatory markers in mid (4 years) and late (11–12 years) childhood, and whether effects …

Inflammation during pregnancy is beginning to be understood as a risk factor predicting poor
infant health and neurodevelopmental outcomes. The long-term sequelae associated with …