Study finds childhood trauma can lead to later health issues Children who face trauma can enter into a cycle of negative emotions leading to anxiety and depression that contributes to later health problems and an early death a leading psychologist stated this weekend. Janice Kiecolt-Glaser, PhD, of Ohio State University College of Medicine, spoke on the topic “How Stress Kills: Assessing the Damage and Various Remedies” on Saturday at the American Psychological Association’s 118th Annual Convention. “A child who experienced a death of a parent, witnessed severe marital problems between parents or was abused may be more vulnerable to stressful events later in life,” said Kiecolt-Glaser in a press release. Read all post…