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Researchers at Aarhus University examined the connection between a mother’s experience of stress and the timing of their children's pubertal development.
The study includes data from almost 16,000 children who provided information on various puberty markers throughout their puberty.
Early puberty is associated with obesity, diabetes, and reduced mental health later in life.
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