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War exposure, post-traumatic stress symptoms and hair cortisol concentrations in Syrian refugee children - Molecular Psychiatry

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War exposure, post-traumatic stress symptoms and hair cortisol concentrations in Syrian refugee children - Molecular Psychiatry

Altered secretion of cortisol, the primary effector of the hypothalamus–pituitary–adrenal axis, has been proposed as a means by which traumatic experiences compromise later mental health. However, despite the popularity of cortisol as a potential biomarker for stress and adversity, findings are inconsistent, and little is known about the impact of war-related trauma on stress physiology of children and adolescents.

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