Elevated inflammatory activity is one possible pathway through which exposure to childhood
adversity engenders risk for physical and psychiatric illnesses. Limited research has …

Objective This cohort study assessed perinatal factors known to be related to maternal and
neonatal inflammation and hypothesized that several would be associated with emotional …

Early life stress (ELS) is common in the United States and worldwide, and contributes to the
development of psychopathology in individuals with these experiences and their offspring. A …

Background Maternal inflammation during pregnancy is a frequently proposed mechanism
underlying the link between maternal antenatal physical (eg infections, immune disease …

Adversity early in life is associated with systemic inflammation by adolescence and beyond.
At present, few studies have investigated the associations between different forms of …

Background Elevations in inflammatory marker levels have been shown to precede
internalising and externalising problems in the general child population. One study has …

Objective The objective of this study was to evaluate the relationship between ACEs and
inflammatory profiles (ie, pro-and anti-) in early childhood and to examine whether patterns …

Early adversity, depression, and obesity are associated with increases in low-grade
inflammation. However, there are few prospective and longitudinal studies to elucidate how …

Objective Limited data exist on child abuse–related immune variation during pregnancy,
despite implications for maternal and infant health and extensive data showing that abuse …

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are associated with depression and systemic
inflammation in adults. However, limited longitudinal research has tested these relationships …