Persistent central nervous system effects of an adverse early environment: clinical and preclinical studies.

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In the search for the underlying biological causes of psychiatric disorders, primary roles for both genetics and environment have been clearly established. A family history of mood or anxiety disorders, representing the genetic component, clearly increases the risk for developing these illnesses in adulthood. The pivotal role of early environmental influences in the pathogenesis of these disorders is also...

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