Maternal cortisol output in pregnancy and newborn telomere length: Evidence for sex-specific effects

Volume: 102, Pages: 225 - 235
Published: Apr 1, 2019
Abstract
Newborn telomere length is a potential biomarker of the effects of maternal-fetal processes on offspring long-term health. A number of maternal psychosocial and environmental factors in pregnancy (e.g., stress, health, socioeconomic status) have been associated with shortened telomere length at birth. The physiological mechanisms responsible for potential effects of maternal factors on newborn telomere length have yet to be identified. Indirect...
Paper Details
Title
Maternal cortisol output in pregnancy and newborn telomere length: Evidence for sex-specific effects
Published Date
Apr 1, 2019
Volume
102
Pages
225 - 235
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