Translational Neurodegeneration,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Май 12, 2023
Abstract
Neurological
conditions,
including
cognitive
impairment
and
Alzheimer’s
disease
(AD),
impose
a
huge
burden
on
society,
affecting
millions
of
people
globally.
In
addition
to
genetic
factors,
recent
studies
indicate
that
environmental
experiential
factors
may
contribute
the
pathogenesis
these
diseases.
Early
life
adversity
(ELA)
has
profound
impact
brain
function
health
later
in
life.
rodent
models,
exposure
ELA
results
specific
deficits
aggravated
AD
pathology.
Extensive
concerns
have
been
raised
regarding
higher
risk
developing
impairments
with
history
ELA.
this
review,
we
scrutinize
findings
from
human
animal
focusing
connection
AD.
These
discoveries
suggest
ELA,
especially
at
early
postnatal
stages,
increases
susceptibility
terms
mechanisms,
could
lead
dysregulation
hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal
axis,
altered
gut
microbiome,
persistent
inflammation,
oligodendrocyte
dysfunction,
hypomyelination,
aberrant
adult
hippocampal
neurogenesis.
Crosstalks
among
events
synergistically
Additionally,
discuss
several
interventions
alleviate
adverse
consequences
Further
investigation
into
crucial
area
will
help
improve
management
reduce
related
neurological
conditions.
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
64(6), С. 952 - 965
Опубликована: Фев. 8, 2023
Background
Early‐life
adversity
is
associated
with
adverse
mental
health
outcomes
and
poorer
cognitive
functioning
in
later
development.
However,
little
known
about
how
early‐life
adversity,
health,
cognition
affect
one
another
or
the
effects
unfold
over
time.
Here,
we
test
hypothesis
that
may
lead
to
challenges
which
turn
have
consequences
for
development
of
abilities.
Methods
In
a
large
(
N
=
13,287)
longitudinal
(5
wave)
sample
assessed
at
ages
3,
5,
7,
11
14,
use
both
path
analysis
approach
latent
growth
curve
mediation
model
study
whether
childhood
mediate
on
working
memory
vocabulary
outcomes.
Results
We
found
significant
total
association
between
performance
(β
.123,
p
<
.001,
[95%
CI
0.106,
0.141])
scores
−.111,
−0.129,
−0.093]).
Notably,
current
previous
mediated
substantial
proportion
(working
memory:
59%;
vocabulary:
70%)
these
effects.
Further
modeling
showed
has
an
enduring
effect
complementary
using
model,
indirect
associations
through
baseline
age
3
(intercept:
β
.083,
0.072,
0.094])
change
across
3–11
(slope:
−.012,
−0.019,
−0.005]).
Likewise,
−.095,
−0.107,
−0.083])
3–14
.007,
0.003,
0.011])
significantly
completely
relation
outcome.
Conclusions
These
findings
important
potential
clinical
educational
implications,
because
they
suggest
academic
resilience
be
supported
early
interventions
vulnerable
children.
International Journal of Translational Medicine,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
1(3), С. 205 - 222
Опубликована: Ноя. 9, 2021
Food
insecurity
(FI)
has
negative
implications
across
the
life
course
that
include
poor
health
outcomes
among
both
children
and
adults.
However,
behavioral
mechanisms
by
which
FI
impacts
behaviors
are
not
clear.
By
understanding
how
is
related
to
cognitive
function/brain
structure
course,
we
can
design
more
targeted
interventions.
A
systematic
literature
review
was
performed
conducting
comprehensive
database
searches
in
Google
Scholar
PubMed.
Inclusion
criteria
required
studies
measures
of
humans.
Study
sample,
design,
outcomes,
biases
were
extracted.
In
total,
17
met
inclusion
criteria.
Cognitive
domains
included
general
cognition
(n
=
13),
executive
function
10),
visuospatial
abilities
4),
verbal
memory
8).
No
examined
brain
structure.
Most
(88%)
indicated
significant
inverse
associations
between
all
stages
particularly
for
function.
Significant
observed
either
or
3)
adults
12).
All
considered
confounding
variables;
however,
given
observational,
no
causality
be
inferred
from
findings.
These
findings
indicate
lower
course.
Research
should
explore
changes
food
security
status
develop
optimal
interventions
improve
health.
Biomolecules,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(2), С. 161 - 161
Опубликована: Янв. 22, 2025
Early
life
adversity
(ELA)
has
long
been
recognized
to
negatively
impact
a
variety
of
health
outcomes,
with
increasingly
long-term
implications
for
neurocognitive
function.
ELA
may
affect
the
brain
through
multiple
mechanisms,
including
chronic
inflammation.
One
potential
moderator
pathway
from
neuroinflammation
cognitive
dysfunction
is
sex.
leave
females
potentially
even
more
vulnerable
impairment
in
later
life.
This
review
discusses
influence
on
function
across
much
lifespan,
how
inflammation
implicated
this
process,
and
current
state
knowledge
regarding
sex
differences
these
relationships.
We
conclude
discussion
unanswered
questions
suggestions
future
research,
incorporation
genetic
data.
Journal of Traumatic Stress,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 13, 2025
Abstract
Childhood
maltreatment
is
recognized
as
a
risk
factor
for
cognitive
decline
in
adulthood.
However,
the
mechanisms
underlying
this
association,
particularly
role
of
systemic
inflammation,
remain
understudied.
To
address
gap,
study
investigated
indirect
effects
inflammation
on
associations
between
childhood
and
both
episodic
memory
(EM)
executive
functioning
(EF)
performance
10
years
after
inflammatory
measurement
older
adults.
We
selected
590
participants
(
M
age
=
65.5
years)
from
Midlife
United
States
Study
based
available
maltreatment,
composite
data.
Spearman's
rank
correlations
were
calculated
to
test
among
cognition,
inflammation.
The
results
informed
follow‐up
analyses
testing
cognition.
Correlations
demonstrated
that
was
associated
with
overall
well
specific
domains
(i.e.,
physical
abuse,
sexual
emotional
neglect),
p
s
.002–.010.
Inflammation
negatively
EF,
.001,
EM,
.028.
Follow‐up
revealed
significant
pathways
linking
β
−.0088,
SE
0.0058,
95%
CI
[−0.0223,
−0.00000],
EM
through
but
no
domain
drove
association.
suggest
may
help
explain
links
exposure
deficits
These
elucidate
importance
evaluating
later‐life
decline,
within
context
heightened
biomarkers.
The Journals of Gerontology Series B,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
77(7), С. 1361 - 1371
Опубликована: Янв. 26, 2022
Abstract
Objectives
The
rising
prevalence
of
cognitive
impairment,
Alzheimer’s
disease,
and
related
disorders
signals
the
need
for
a
better
understanding
how
social
factors
may
affect
health
millions
Americans.
Drawing
from
cumulative
inequality
theory,
we
aim
to
understand
implications
stressful
childhood
on
relationships
in
later
life.
Methods
This
study
utilizes
longitudinal
data
(2006–2016)
Health
Retirement
Study
examine
pathways,
both
direct
indirect
through
adulthood,
stressors
trajectories
over
time.
Results
Respondents
reporting
greater
number
had
worse
time,
but
those
negative
effects
were
not
as
steep
time
progressed.
Early-life
are
also
associated
with
less
support
more
strain
adulthood
which,
turn,
initial
health.
Finally,
pathway
analyses
confirm
that
indirectly
support.
Discussion
Findings
reveal
creates
chains
risks
have
lifelong
health,
directly
by
creating
obstacles
developing
healthy
supportive
relationships.