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A biocultural study of the effects of maternal stress on mother and newborn health in the D emocratic R epublic of C ongo

11 Jul 2014

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The impact of stress on human health is a topic of wide-spread relevance and one that is particularly amenable to multidisciplinary investigation. Stress impacts both our psychological and physical health and, thus, may leave evidence on our psyche, our physical body and our genome. We are interested in the effect of extreme stressors, such as war, on health from the perspective of long-term and multigenerational...

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PMID: 25043696
DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.22568

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