Stress in Childhood Affects Brain Development during Adolescence

Stress due to negative experiences during childhood may lead to faster maturation of certain regions of the brain during adolescence.

Stress in Childhood affects Brain Development during Adolescence. Stress in early childhood leads to faster brain maturation. Stress in later life leads to slower brain maturation.

Stress During Early Childhood Leads to Faster Maturation of the Brain

Stress during early childhood may lead to faster maturation of certain brain regions during adolescence. Read More

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