Study Finds Childhood Abuse Affects Brain Structure

Study Finds Childhood Abuse Affects Brain Structure

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A recent study involving a diverse global sample found that childhood abuse is associated with differences in cortical thickness, surface area, and subcortical volume in certain brain regions. This research highlights the lasting neurological impact of early trauma on brain development.

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