Children Inherit Parents’ Early Effects of Stress

Enriched offspring were able to offset the negative effects inherited from their mothers.
Children Inherit Parents’ Early Effects of Stress
INHERITED ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT: Research finds that the stress experienced by female rats in their early lives could have an effect on their offspring. AlexK100/Wikimedia Commons
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INHERITED ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT: Research finds that the stress experienced by female rats in their early lives could have an effect on their offspring. (AlexK100/Wikimedia Commons)
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