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Full article: The relationship between childhood trauma, rs1360780 genotypes, FKBP5 intron 7 methylation and posttraumatic stress disorder in women who have experienced rape
The prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in sexual assault survivors is higher than in survivors of other trauma types (Dworkin, Citation2020). Childhood trauma has been associated both with adult experiences of sexual assault and an increased risk for PTSD (Bryant-Davis et al., Citation2010; Campbell et al., Citation2008; Möller et al., Citation2014; Nishith et al., Citation2000; Ullman et al., Citation2007; Ullman et al., Citation2009).
Childhood trauma, the stress response and metabolic syndrome: a focus on DNA methylation
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Post-traumatic stress disorder symptom severity, trauma load and sleeping difficulties in trauma-exposed, treatment-seeking adolescents
Introduction: Sleep disturbances are associated with various anxiety- and trauma-related disorders, and specifically with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Two of the core symptoms of PTSD are recurrent distressing dreams about the traumatic event and difficulty in falling or staying asleep (insomnia). Sleep is essential for functioning, with poor sleep compromising cognitive, emotional and behavioural regulations.
Genome-wide differentially methylated genes associated with post-traumatic stress disorder in female rape survivors
Introduction: Alterations to the epigenome in response to psychological trauma have been reported as a mechanism mediating gene and environmental interaction. Differentially methylated genes involved in the biological pathways associated with the adverse phenotypic behavioural presentations in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have previously been identified.
Association of childhood maltreatment with internalising and externalising disorders in trauma-exposed adolescents
Introduction: South African adolescents experience high levels of trauma, including various types of childhood maltreatment. Different types of maltreatment often co-occur. Previous research suggests that childhood maltreatment provokes a latent liability to internalising and externalising dimensions of psychopathology.
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