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How Early-Life Stress Sensitizes Young Mice to Stressors Rebekah L. Rashford, Lisa Z. Fang, Michael DeBerardine, Hye Ji J. Kim, Laura W. Hirschfield, et al. (see article [e2217252026][1]) Adverse childhood experiences—or early-life stress (ELS)—make individuals more sensitive to stressors

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Journal of Neuroscience
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2026-08-26
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https://doi.org/10.1523/jneurosci.twij.46.34.2026
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Science, Research, and Medicine
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How Early-Life Stress Sensitizes Young Mice to Stressors Rebekah L. Rashford, Lisa Z. Fang, Michael DeBerardine, Hye Ji J. Kim, Laura W. Hirschfield, et al. (see article [e2217252026][1]) Adverse childhood experiences—or early-life stress (ELS)—make individuals more sensitive to stressors

Journal of NeuroscienceVol. 46(34)
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