Interpersonal stress, epigenetic indices of inflammation, and depressive symptoms: Longitudinal associations from adolescence to young adulthood.

However, when analysing family-based and peer-based interpersonal stress separately, few nominally significant associations emerged only for family-based stress with inflammation. 4.1 Interpersonal stress and inflammation Contrary to our pre-registered hypotheses, we did not find evidence supporting that cumulative, interpersonal stress throughout adolescence predicts DNAm indices of inflammation during late adolescence or young adulthood.

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