Childhood trauma may affect treatment adherence in MS patients
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People who have experienced trauma during childhood or adolescence have up to 1.57 times the risk of developing physical conditions such as diabetes, migraines, or cardiovascular disease in adulthood, according to a study by the Hospital del Mar Research Institute (HMRIB) in Barcelona. Published in the journal eClinicalMedicine, the study reveals the link between childhood trauma and fifteen somatic illnesses by analyzing 250 previous studies, e…
Childhood trauma may affect treatment adherence in MS patients
Childhood trauma may make it harder for people with multiple sclerosis (MS) to consistently adhere to their treatment plans and establish a strong relationship with their physician, according to a study in Italy. Researchers also found that much of the association between adverse experiences in early life and lower medication adherence was explained by a […] The post Childhood trauma may affect treatment adherence in MS patients appeared first o…
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