The implications of war captivity and long-term psychopathology trajectories for telomere length
Abstract
Previous findings have demonstrated the link between trauma, its psychopathological aftermath and cellular aging, as reflected in telomere length. However, as long-term examinations of psychopathology following trauma are scarce, very little is known regarding the repercussions of depression and PTSD trajectories of psychopathology for telomeres. The current study examined the implications of war captivity and depression/PTSD trajectories on...
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Title
The implications of war captivity and long-term psychopathology trajectories for telomere length
Published Date
Jul 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
81
Pages
122 - 128
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