Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) tend to be interrelated rather than independently
occurring. There is a graded effect associated with ACE exposure and pathology, with an …

Abstract Although Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are linked to increased health
problems and risk behaviors in adulthood, there are no studies on the association between …

Past research has linked adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) to physical and mental
health problems. Theoretical models imply that ACE exposure is not entirely random but that …

Objective: Difficulties with dissociation and emotion regulation are well-documented
reactions to early adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Although findings identify …

Objectives To describe patterns of overall, within-household, and community adverse
childhood experiences (ACEs) among children in vulnerable neighborhoods and to identify …

Within primary care pediatrics, there is an optimal and essential opportunity to educate
parents on how the pernicious effects of toxic stress have impacted their lives and how they …

Objective Despite extensive research, the concept of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)
is not fully developed and there is low agreement on how the concept should be defined and …

Among youth from high-achieving schools, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) were
examined in relation to (a) internalizing and externalizing symptoms in adolescence (n …

Literature strongly suggests that early exposure to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)
disrupts crucial normal stages of childhood development and predisposes these individuals …

Background Although prior research has documented the link between adverse childhood
experiences (ACEs) and somatic symptoms, it remains unclear why some individuals …