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Longitudinal study reveals intervention potential for breaking the cycle of adverse childhood experiences across generations.
Background: Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) often exhibit an intergenerational cycle within families, although the transgenerational effects tend to be small to moderate. Many families seem to be able to break this cycle.
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