Exposure to childhood trauma (CT), conceptualized as emotional, physical or sexual abuse
or emotional or physical neglect before the age of 18, is a severe risk factor for various …

Background: Childhood trauma (CT) has adverse consequences on mental health across
the lifespan. The understanding of how CT increases vulnerability for psychiatric disorders is …

Background: Childhood trauma (CT) has adverse consequences on mental health across
the lifespan. The understanding of how CT increases vulnerability for psychiatric disorders is …

Background Childhood trauma (CT) is a risk factor for depressive and anxiety disorders.
However, whether CT is more strongly linked to specific clinical features of these disorders …

Background Childhood trauma (CT) is a risk factor for depressive and anxiety disorders.
Although dysregulated biological stress systems may underlie the enduring effect of CT, the …

Amajority of children worldwide are exposed to at least one traumatic experience while
growing up. Although exposure can happen anywhere, for certain trauma types there are …

Childhood trauma has emerged as a prominent research field in comprehending the
progression of mental disorders, with numerous studies exploring the complex relationship …

Across the world, as many as 80% of children experience traumatic events including
physical abuse, sexual abuse, domestic violence, community violence, and …

Many children are exposed to traumatic events, with potentially serious psychological and
developmental consequences. Therefore, understanding development of long-term …

Importance Being exposed to trauma is a common childhood experience associated with
symptoms and impairments in childhood. Objective To assess the association between …