Early life adverse experience, whether prenatal or postnatal, is a prevalent risk factor for altered trajectories of biological development, often culminating in comorbid metabolic and psychiatric disorders in adulthood, which represent a substantial public health burden. In this article, we review evidence that advers...
Q. Xia, P. Silveira· Annual Review of Psychology· 0 citations
It is shown that left OFC and right precentral gyrus functional connectivity mediates the association between being born small for gestational age (SGA) and poor performance in a decision-making assessment, and that SGA is associated with reduced connectivity, while increased connectivity is associated with better deci...
J. P. M. Hoppe, O. Ruge, Roberta Dalle Molle et al.· Communications Biology· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Lower birthweight, a marker of prenatal adversity, is associated with adverse health outcomes, including psychopathology and immune-metabolic alterations. This study tests whether longitudinal trajectories of chronic immune-metabolic alteration across adolescence, a period of rapid physiological changes, are...
Q. Xia, C. Parent, G. Elgbeili et al.· Communications Medicine· 0 citations
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