Childhood Emotional Abuse, Neglect Tied to Adult Depression

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Emotional neglect and emotional abuse in childhood have the strongest links to adult depression among five trauma types, with similar associations in men and women. Medscape News UK

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Childhood Emotional Abuse, Neglect Tied to Adult Depression
Emotional neglect and emotional abuse in childhood have the strongest links to adult depression among five trauma types, with similar associations in men and women. Medscape News UK

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