Childhood Trauma and links to anxiety and depression in epilepsy
Published: 27 Jan 2021
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The paper has been posted to help bring attention to the importance of exploring possible childhood traumas (particularly emotional) in people with epilepsy, and the encourage more research into this field of epilepsy.
The conclusion given was:
"...this study evaluated the effects of CT on temperament features and anxiety and depression scores in JME patients and revealed that irritable temperament and depressive temperament are significantly related to CTs in JME patients."
The paper has been posted to help bring attention to the importance of exploring possible childhood traumas (particularly emotional) in people with epilepsy, and the encourage more research into this field of epilepsy.
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Journal: Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences
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