CUNY researchers discovered that early adaptive skills can protect children's brains from prenatal stress damage. Building resilience in childhood may buffer against developmental effects from disaster-related maternal stress.
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Early adaptive skills may shield children's brains after exposure to disaster-related prenatal stress
CUNY Graduate Center And Queens College Research Institution
Adaptive Skills Buffer Prenatal Stress Effects Key Finding
Early Childhood Brain Development Protection Focus Area