In utero exposure to the Great Depression is reflected in late-life epigenetic aging signatures
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DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2208530119
Abstract: Research on maternal-fetal epigenetic programming argues that adverse exposures to the intrauterine environment can have long-term effects on adult morbidity and mortality. However, causal research on epigenetic programming in humans at a population level is… read more here.
Keywords: great depression; late life; epigenetic aging; life ... See more keywords