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Abstract
Childhood history of maltreatment may be linked to biological age in late midlife.
- A cohort study examined the potential relationship between childhood maltreatment and biological age later in life.
- Participants with a history of maltreatment could show differences in biological aging compared to those without such experiences.
- Findings suggest that early adverse experiences may influence biological markers of aging in adulthood.
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Longevity & Aging