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Young Adults & Adverse Childhood Events (video)
It is common knowledge that child abuse and other adverse events in childhood have lasting effects on survivors. In this video, American Journal of Medicine Editor-in-Chief Dr. Joseph S. Alpert discusses new research on the cardiovascular risk factors that are linked to childhood adverse events. You can read this article in the in the May 2019 issue of AJM...
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