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Stress gets into the belly: Early life stress and the gut microbiome
Liisa Hantsoo
, Babette S. Zemel
School of Medicine
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Adverse childhood Experiences
14%
Animal Research
14%
Belly
100%
Chronic Stress
28%
Dietary Intervention
28%
Early Life Stress
100%
Gut Microbiota
100%
Health Risk
14%
Human Research
14%
In Utero Stress
14%
Laboratory Stress
14%
Laboratory Stressor
14%
Mental Health Outcomes
14%
Microbiota-gut-brain Axis
14%
Neuro-immune Axis
14%
Neuroendocrine Axis
14%
Neuroimmune
14%
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
14%
Perceived Stress
28%
Physical Health Outcomes
14%
Prebiotics
14%
Psychosocial Stress
14%
Rodents
28%
Stress Effect
42%
Stress Paradigm
14%
Stressful Life Events
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Chronic Stress
33%
Early Life Stress
100%
Fatty Acid
16%
Gut Microbiome
100%
Gut-Brain Axis
16%
Intestine Flora
50%
Life Event
16%
Mental Health
16%
Mental Stress
16%
Microflora
16%
Probiotic
16%