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Increased Adverse Childhood Experiences Predict Worse Acute Pain And Psychological Symptoms After Sexual Assault

Carissa Novak,Heather Swain,Benjamin McLean,Carol Tran,Alexa Vitale,Kristen Witkemper,Teresa D'Anza,Kathy Bell,Megan Lechner,Jennie Buchanan,Jenny Black,Rhiannon Reese,Jeffrey Ho,Gordon Reed,Ralph Riviello,Elizabeth Datner,Melissa Platt,Catherine Rossi,Patricia Nouhan,Ronald Kessler,Israel Liberzon,Samuel McLean

BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY（2019）

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Increasing evidence suggests that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can result in enduring neurobiological changes that increase pain and psychological vulnerability. To date, the influence of ACEs on acute pain and psychological responses following sexual assault (SA) is unknown.
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Adverse Childhood Experiences, Sexual Assault, PTSD - Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Pain
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