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Pathways to Stress: The Effects of Childhood Maltreatment, Perceived Discrimination, and Acculturation Strategies on Allostatic Load among U.S. South Asian Adults
Allostatic load (AL) represents the chronic wear and tear of the body over extended periods of time due to prolonged exposure to stress. Exposure to early life adversity, such as childhood maltreatment, as well as subsequent life experiences of chronic or extreme stress can increase risk for high AL
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