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Early-life adversity and negative emotional responses are associated with hashimoto's thyroiditis.

Aug 2026 · Journal of Endocrinological Investigation · 1 citation · 30 references
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These findings support a potential role of psychosocial stress as an additional vulnerability factor acting on a genetically predisposed background and exhibit increased psychological vulnerability characterized by early-life adversity, reduced emotional resources, maladaptive coping, and heightened stress.

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