Children growing up in poverty are at risk of mental health issues as adults. Interventions to increase self‐regulation in these children when they were around 11 years of age led to more neurobiological and psychosocial markers for resilience in adulthood, finds a new randomized controlled trial.

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Children growing up in poverty are at risk of mental health issues as adults. Interventions to increase self‐regulation in these children when they were around 11 years of age led to more neurobiological and psychosocial markers for resilience in adulthood, finds a new randomized controlled trial.