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Biological Embedding of Adverse Childhood Experiences: Neurobiological and Immune Mechanisms Linking Early-Life Stress to Addiction Vulnerability.

Sep 2026 · R.I. medical journal · Vol 109 9, pp. 7-12 · 0 citations · 268 references
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It is argued that integrating immune embedding with stress- reward recalibration may clarify one pathway by which ACEs confer SUD vulnerability and may inform trauma- informed, neurobiologically grounded approaches to prevention and treatment.

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