Journal of Behavioral Medicine· 2026Q1
Dimensions of early life adversity and accelerated biological aging in adolescents: an examination of fear-related mechanisms
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Threat-related early life adversity (ELA) in adolescents was linked to heightened amygdala activation and impaired danger-safety discrimination, but not accelerated biological aging (pubertal stage, epigenetic age) via fear responses.
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