Quantifying the impact of early life growth adversity on later life health | 2025
Goldman-Pham, Raphael Alter, Matthew P. Bao, Rebecca Collins, Sophie É Debban, ... Show all » Catherine L. Allinson, James P. Ambler, Antony Bertoni, Alain G. Caspi, Avshalom Lovinsky-Desir, Stephanie Ekstrom, Magnus P. Engert, James C. Jacobs, David R. Malinsky, Daniel Manichaikul, Ani Michos, Erin D. Moffitt, Terrie E. Oelsner, Elizabeth C. Ramrakha, Sandhya Rich, Stephen S. Sack, Coralynn Stanojevic, Sanja Subbarao, Padmaja Sugden, Karen Theodore, Reremoana Watson, Karol E. Williams, Benjamin Yang, Bin Dupuis, Josée Shaheen, Seif O. Barr, R. Graham Hancox, Robert J. Smith, Benjamin M. « Hide
Communications Medicine, 2025, .
10.1038/s43856-025-01245-3
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Show abstract » Early-life growth adversity is important to later-life health, but precision assessment in adulthood is challenging. We evaluated whether the difference between attained and genotype-predicted adult height (“height-GaP”) would associate with prospectively ascertained early-life growth adversity and later-life all-cause and cardiovascular mortality.
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