Brooks Keeshin, MD. Felitti & Anda 1998 Childhood Experiences Underlie Chronic Depression Felitti and Anda, 2011.

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Brooks Keeshin, MD

Felitti & Anda 1998

Childhood Experiences Underlie Chronic Depression Felitti and Anda, 2011

StudyPopulationChildhood Experience Adult Medical Correlation Adult Psychiatric Correlation Felitti et al., 1998 >9,500 adult members of Kaiser Health Plan in Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Odds Ratios: >3 ACEs Heart dx 2.2 Cancer 1.90 Stroke 2.4 Severe lung disease 3.9 Obesity 1.6 Odds Ratios: >3 ACEs Suicide 12.2 Depressed 4.6 Alcoholism 7.4 Illicit drug use 4.7 IV drug use 10.3

StudyPopulationChildhood Experience Adult Psychiatric Correlation Molnar et al., 2001 >5800 adults in National Comorbidity Survey Childhood Sexual Abuse Odds Ratios: Females Depression 1.9 PTSD 10.2 Severe drug dependence 1.9 Any mental illness 2.3 Males PTSD 5.3 Any mental illness 2.3 Green et al., 2010 >5600 adults in National Comorbidity Survey Childhood Adversity Population Attributable Risk Proportions: Mood 26.2% Anxiety 32.4% Substance use 21% Disruptive behavior 41.2%

StudyPopulationChildhood Experience Adult Medical Correlation Dube et al., 2010 >5,300 adults in the Texas Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey of 2002 Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Odds Ratios: Any Childhood Abuse Obesity 1.5 Fair or poor health 1.7 Abuse and Household Dysfunction Obesity 1.3 Fair or poor health 2.0 Scott et al., 2011 >18,000 adults from various countries Childhood Family Adversities Hazard Ratios: >3 adversities Heart Disease 2.19 Asthma 1.55 DM 1.59 OA 1.44

StudyNumber of Studies Childhood Experience Adult Medical Correlation Wegman & Stetler, studiesChildhood Physical and Sexual Abuse Cohen d Effect Sizes: Poor Health 0.42 Cardiovascular 0.66 Respiratory 0.71 Gastrointestinal 0.63 Neurological 0.81 Musculoskeletal 0.94 Irish et al., studiesChildhood Sexual Abuse Odds Ratios: General health problems 1.48 Gastrointestinal symptoms 2.12 Gynecologic symptoms 1.90 Pain 1.65 Cardiopulmonary symptoms 1.36 Obesity 1.73

StudyTypeNumber of Studies Childhood Experience Adult Psychiatric Correlation Chen et al., 2010 Meta- Analysis of Longitudinal Studies 37 studies Childhood Sexual Abuse Odds Ratios: Anxiety 3.09 Depression 2.72 PTSD 2.34 Suicide attempts 4.14

StudyPopulationChildhood Experience Adult Medical Correlation Adult Psychiatric Correlation Springer et al., 2007 >2,000 middle aged adults in the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study last interviewed in 1994 Childhood Physical Abuse Odds Ratios: Arthritis 1.34 Asthma 1.64 Bronchitis/Emp hysema 1.49 Hypertension 1.43 Ulcer 1.84 Odds Ratios: Anxiety 1.78 Depression 1.61 Anger 2.02

StudyPopulationChildhood Experience Adult Psychiatric Correlation Schilling et al., 2007 >1,000 high school seniors from the public school system Adverse Childhood Experiences Beta Coefficients: Depression.260 Drug Use.267 Antisocial Behavior.219 Fergusson et al., 2008 >1,000 adults followed until age 25 in New Zealand Childhood Physical and Sexual Abuse Odds Ratios: CSA Mental Illness 2.4 CPA Mental Illness 1.5

 23-year longitudinal study of impact of intrafamilial sexual abuse on female development  Cross-sequential design with six assessments from median age of 11 at first to 25 at sixth assessment  Mothers took part in early assessments and offspring took part in sixth assessment  Examined psychological and psychobiological factors

 Earlier onsets of puberty  Cognitive deficits  Depression  Dissociative symptoms  Maladaptive sexual development  Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal attenuation  Asymmetrical stress response  High rates of obesity, major illnesses and health care utilization  Dropping out of high school  Persistent PTSD and self mutilation

 DSM-IV diagnoses  Physical and sexual re-victimization  Premature deliveries  Teen motherhood  Drug and alcohol abuse  Domestic violence  Offspring at risk for child maltreatment and overall maldevelopment