Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9, was associated with increased risk of developing psychosis disorder, severe depression, and higher levels of insulin resistance. https://t.co/k3zfV8OGAS
Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood.
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In the discussions, several users emphasized the correlation between persistent inflammation and mental health disorders, particularly mentioning 'higher risk of serious mental health disorders, including psychosis and depression.' References to specific metrics, like CRP levels, and terms like 'chronic childhood illness as a marker for mental illness' contribute to a tone of urgency and seriousness, indicating a keen awareness of the publication's implications.
Many discussions reflect support for the article's findings, with several users highlighting the connection between inflammation and mental health.
Posts show a high level of interest in the topic, as participants are eager to share insights and findings from the research.
There is a moderate depth of engagement, with some users referencing specific results and implications of the study.
Participants perceive the publication as having a significant impact on understanding mental health risks associated with inflammation.
Abstract in brief
- Research indicates that ongoing low-grade inflammation may be a precursor to mental and physical health issues in adulthood, but most evidence has been limited to specific disorders or cross-sectional studies.
- The study aimed to analyze inflammation patterns in children and adolescents using C-reactive protein (CRP) levels and assess their connections to mental and cardiometabolic health outcomes in early adulthood.
- Out of 6,556 participants, three distinct inflammation trajectories were identified: persistently low, early peak at age 9, and late peak at age 17, with the early peak group showing a significantly higher risk for psychotic disorders.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyHaving persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9, was associated with increased risk of developing psychosis disorder, severe depression, and higher levels of insulin resistance. https://t.co/Flrf2hmHdm https://t.co/0yogts0bpo
Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood @CO90s @IMH_UoB https://t.co/l7LKGQ5J7o
“Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood” by Edward Palmer et al. JAMA Psychiatry https://t.co/bqbWPB65Xr 3/3
Low-grade persistent inflammation in early life is an important shared common factor for mental-physical comorbidity. https://t.co/XZZEldaBRY
Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood https://t.co/5U01aUCRCT
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RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood https://t.co/agAbnJuPz6 https://t.co/VrcxSNGgM1
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9, was associated with increased risk of developing psychosis disorder, severe depression, and higher levels of insulin resistance. https://t.co/Flrf2hmHdm https://t.co/0yogts0bpo
Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/2822343?utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=content-shareicons&utm_content=article_engagement&utm_medium=social&utm_term=110724
Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood https://t.co/5U01aUCRCT
Low-grade persistent inflammation in early life is an important shared common factor for mental-physical comorbidity. https://t.co/XZZEldaBRY
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
INFLAMMATION DURING CHILDHOOD LINK ONSET OF MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN EARLY ADULTHOOD – NEW STUDY https://t.co/XOUeiWLK4K PERSISTENT RAISED INFLAMMATION – HIGHER RISK OF SERIOUS MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS, INCLUDING PSYCHOSIS AND DEPRESSION IN EARLY ADULTHOOD https://t.co/3G24r7AZ15 https://t.co/0mE8C46CgH
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood | Adolescent Medicine | JAMA Psychiatry | JAMA Network https://t.co/aVVSVCbkIb
RT @JAMAPsych: Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9,…
Having persistently raised levels of inflammation as measured by CRP throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9, was associated with increased risk of developing psychosis disorder, severe depression, and higher levels of insulin resistance. https://t.co/k3zfV8OGAS
RT @Dra_TeraizaMesa: “Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood” by Edward Palmer…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @EdPalmer5: Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Y…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
“Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood” by Edward Palmer et al. JAMA Psychiatry https://t.co/QsYL5ZPJCX… https://t.co/5k2TgVx72P
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @EdPalmer5: Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Y…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @EdPalmer5: Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Y…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood https://t.co/ImlBGsVKtk
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
Chronic childhood illness a marker for mental illness, study shows - https://t.co/w6DAlD7Ruo https://t.co/WCL3qBK04Z
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood” by Edward Palmer…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
子供の頃に低レベルの慢性的な炎症が増加すると、成人初期での精神病性障害、重度のうつ病、およびインスリン抵抗性レベルの上昇のリスクが増加する可能性。 Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood https://t.co/fWvmk2Igze
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood” by Edward Palmer…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood” by Edward Palmer…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @ChrisPalmerMD: High levels of inflammation throughout childhood and adolescence, peaking at age 9 years, are associated with an increas…
RT @EdPalmer5: Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Y…
RT @EdPalmer5: Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Y…
RT @EdPalmer5: Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Y…
“Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood” by Edward Palmer et al. JAMA Psychiatry https://t.co/bqbWPB65Xr 3/3
RT @EdPalmer5: Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Y…
Very excited to announce the publication of my first paper from PhD in @JAMAPsych entitled Trajectories of Inflammation in Youth and Risk of Mental and Cardiometabolic Disorders in Adulthood @CO90s @IMH_UoB https://t.co/l7LKGQ5J7o