Early life adversity, inflammation, and depression-onset: Results from the Teen Resilience Project
Clinical Psychology, Psychiatry, Epidemiology and seminar by Dr. Kate Ryan Kuhlman, University of California
Hosted by Brain-Body Interactions
Tuesday 15:00–16:10 Lisbon (GMT+0)
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Abstract
My research focuses broadly on the lifelong health disparities associated with experiences of adversity early in life. In this talk I will present the results of our recently completed Teen Resilience Project, a prospective and longitudinal study of first onset depression during adolescence. First, I will present the results on whether and how inflammatory processes may be shaped by early life adversity. Second, I will present data on the role of stress-induced inflammation in reward-related psychological processes. Finally, I will discuss the biobehavioral predictors of first-onset depression in this sample.
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