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Early life adversity jointly regulates Body-Mass Index and Working memory development

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Description: We investigated the relationships between neurocognitive (indexed by working memory ability) and somatic (indexed by body-mass index) growth and early life adversity, in the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study (ECLS) dataset.

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