Researchers from Munich and Stockholm conducted a study that found a single compound could block the lifelong social costs associated with early adversity in mice. The treatment was effective only when administered during the traumatic experience, not afterward.
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Study explores drug's potential to prevent childhood trauma effects in mice
A study by researchers in Munich and Stockholm indicates that a specific compound can prevent the long-term social impacts of childhood trauma in mice. The compound must be administered during the trauma for it to be effective.
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Can childhood trauma be prevented with a drug?
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Study explores drug's potential to prevent childhood trauma effects in mice