Despite the potential gains of widespread screening for ACEs being recently questioned, reducing their negative effects might be significant: even a 10% decrease in prevalence and severity of chronic physical and mental health disorders associated with ACEs would have a general impact on public health and health care costs [ 26 ].
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A Comprehensive Review on Multifaceted Mechanisms Involved in the Development of Breast Cancer Following Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
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