A study has shown that exposure to violence early in life - such as physical, emotional, or sexual abuse - is associated with faster biological aging. In children who experienced early life violence, accelerated epigenetic aging was associated with increased symptoms of depression.

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A study has shown that exposure to violence early in life - such as physical, emotional, or sexual abuse - is associated with faster biological aging. In children who experienced early life violence, accelerated epigenetic aging was associated with increased symptoms of depression.