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The interactions between childhood adversities and recent stress were associated with early-adulthood depression among Chinese undergraduate students
Depression and Anxiety ( IF 7.4 ) Pub Date : 2021-07-22 , DOI: 10.1002/da.23201
Xiaojing Li ₁ , Wanjun Guo ₁ , Wanjie Tang ₂ , Qiuyue Lv ₁ , Yamin Zhang ₁ , Hua Yu ₁ , Qiang Wang ₁ , Wei Deng ₁ , Liansheng Zhao ₁ , Xiaohong Ma ₁ , Yajing Meng ₁ , Mingli Li ₁ , Huiyao Wang ₁ , Ting Chen ₁ , Yan-Song Liu ₃ , Zhen Tang ₃ , Xiang-Dong Du ₃ , Andrew J Greenshaw ₄ , Tao Li _{1,

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It is widely acknowledged that childhood adversities (CAs) and recent stress are potential risk factors for adult depression. However, the mechanism(s) by which interactions of CAs with recent stress affect adult depression remain unclear.

更新日期：2021-09-01

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