1 1151 147 CONNECTIONS AMONG BIOLOGIC EMBEDDING OF CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY, ADULT CHRONIC ILLNESS, AND WOUND CARE: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACES) BIOLOGICALLY EMBED BY ALTERING BRAIN DEVELOPMENT AND INFLUENCING EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS. THESE EXPERIENCES MAY GENERATE HEALTH RISK FACTORS. PURPOSE: A LITERATURE REVIEW WAS CONDUCTED TO COMPARE ACE-GENERATED HEALTH RISK FACTORS WITH RISK FACTORS FOR WOUND DEVELOPMENT AND ABERRANT HEALING, AS WELL AS TO IDENTIFY A GAP IN LITERATURE REGARDING CRITICAL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ACES, CHRONIC ILLNESS, AND WOUND DEVELOPMENT/HEALING, WITH ASSOCIATED PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS. METHODOLOGY: A LITERATURE SEARCH OF ENGLISH-LANGUAGE ARTICLES WAS CONDUCTED USING THE CUMULATIVE INDEX OF NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH LITERATURE, MEDLINE, AND PUBMED USING THE SEARCH TERMS ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES, ADULTS, WOUNDS, CHRONIC DISEASE OR ILLNESS, AND EPIGENETICS. THE SEARCHES YIELDED 561 PUBLICATIONS REGARDING ACES, CHRONIC ILLNESS OR DISEASE, AND ADULT; 182 FOR ACES; AND 547 FOR EPIGENETICS AND WOUNDS. ABSTRACTS WERE REVIEWED TO REMOVE DUPLICATES AND STUDIES WITH PARTICIPANTS WHO WERE <18 YEARS OLD. PUBLICATIONS WERE REVIEWED FOR SALIENCE; THOSE DISCUSSING THE BIOLOGIC PLAUSIBILITY OF ACES CONTRIBUTING TO ADULT ILLNESSES AND ASSOCIATED WOUND DEVELOPMENT AND HEALING WERE REVIEWED FOR INCLUSION. RESULTS: SIXTY-EIGHT (68) PUBLICATIONS WERE FOUND APPROPRIATE FOR REVIEW AND INCLUDED POPULATION-BASED STUDIES; LITERATURE REVIEWS; EPIDEMIOLOGIC DATA; META-ANALYSES; AND SYSTEMATIC, CROSS-SECTIONAL, OBSERVATIONAL, AND PROSPECTIVE STUDIES AS SINGULAR OR MIXED METHODS DESIGNS. A SUBSTANTIAL OVERLAP WAS FOUND IN TERMS OF RISK FACTORS GENERATED BY ACE EXPOSURE AND RISK FACTORS FOR WOUND DEVELOPMENT/HEALING, AS WAS A GAP IN THE LITERATURE REGARDING THIS RELATIONSHIP. EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS AND ALTERED BRAIN DEVELOPMENT ARE IMPLICATED IN PROCESSES THROUGH WHICH CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY ERODES HUMAN HEALTH. CONCLUSION: ADULT HEALTH RISKS AS A RESULT OF EXPOSURE TO ACES AND CRITICAL CONNECTIONS WITH RISKS FOR WOUND DEVELOPMENT AND DISRUPTED WOUND HEALING VIA EPIGENETIC INFLUENCES ARE RECOGNIZED IN THE LITERATURE. PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS INCLUDE CONSIDERING SCREENING FOR THE RISK FACTOR OF ACES EXPOSURE IN ADULT PATIENTS TO IDENTIFY THIS ADDITIONAL RISK FACTOR AND PRACTICING PATIENT-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE. FURTHER RESEARCH INTO THE INTEGRATIVE ROLES OF THESE FACTORS IS WARRANTED.	2019	

2 1221  61 CRITICAL CONNECTIONS AMONG EMBEDDING OF CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY AND ADULT CHRONIC GASTROINTESTINAL AND GENITOURINARY DISORDERS: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. BACKGROUND: A GAP IN THE LITERATURE EXISTS DEMONSTRATING ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ADVERSE CHILD EXPERIENCES (ACES) AS POTENTIAL A PRIORI CONTRIBUTING FACTORS AND GASTROINTESTINAL (GI)/GENITOURINARY (GU) DISORDERS. PURPOSE: A NARRATIVE REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WAS CONDUCTED TO EXPLORE CRITICAL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ACES AND GI/GU DISORDERS WITH A WORKING HYPOTHESIS OF A DOSE-RESPONSIVE RELATIONSHIP EXISTING AMONG THEM. METHODS: A LITERATURE SEARCH WAS CONDUCTED USING MEDLINE, CUMULATIVE INDEX OF NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH LITERATURE, PUBMED, AND WEB OF SCIENCE USING SEARCH TERMS ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES, CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY, OBESITY, GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS, AND GENITOURINARY DISORDERS, AND SECONDARY SEARCHES OF OBESITY AND SPECIFIC GI/GU DISORDERS (EG, IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME, PELVIC PAIN). DUPLICATES AND ARTICLES WITH INAPPROPRIATE FOCUS WERE DISCARDED AFTER REVIEW. RESULTS: A TOTAL OF 58 ARTICLES WERE INCLUDED. RESEARCH IDENTIFIED SHOWED THAT ACES DO PLAY A ROLE IN ADULT GI AND GU MORBIDITIES IN A DOSE-RESPONSE MANNER, AND SELECTED FACTORS SUCH AS SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS, RACE, GENDER IDENTITY, AND PHYSIOLOGIC STATE (EG, OBESITY) CONFER HIGHER RISK. RESEARCH ALSO SUGGESTED THAT GENETIC/EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS ARE AT PLAY IN DISEASE OCCURRENCE, AND THE IMPACT OF ACES MAY BE MITIGATED WITH POSITIVE LIFE EXPERIENCES. CONCLUSION: RESEARCH ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACES AND GI/GU DISORDERS IS HETEROGENEOUS, NOTABLY DUE TO WIDE VARIATIONS IN HOW TYPES OF ACES ARE DEFINED AND SCREENING METHODS USED. DESPITE THIS LIMITATION, ASSOCIATIONS ARE DEMONSTRATED. AWARENESS OF A POSSIBLE CORRELATION BETWEEN ACES AND RISK OF GI/GU DISORDERS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO IMPROVE PATIENT CARE, ESPECIALLY THROUGH TRAUMA-INFORMED STRATEGIES.	2021	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
3  247  45 ADULTHOOD ASTHMA AS A CONSEQUENCE OF CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF EPIGENETICALLY AFFECTED GENES. THERE IS AN ACCUMULATING DATA THAT SHOWS RELATION BETWEEN CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY AND VULNERABILITY TO CHRONIC DISEASES AS WELL AS EPIGENETIC INFLUENCES THAT IN TURN GIVE RISE TO THESE DISEASES. ASTHMA IS ONE OF THE CHRONIC DISEASES THAT IS INFLUENCED FROM GENETIC REGULATION OF THE INFLAMMATORY BIOMOLECULES AND THEREFORE THE HYPOTHESIS IN THIS RESEARCH WAS CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY MIGHT HAVE CAUSED EPIGENETIC DIFFERENTIATION IN THE ASTHMA-RELATED GENES IN THE POPULATION WHO HAD CHILDHOOD TRAUMA. TO TEST THIS HYPOTHESIS, THE LITERATURE WAS SYSTEMATICALLY REVIEWED TO EXTRACT EPIGENETICALLY MODIFIED GENE DATA OF THE ADULTS WHO HAD CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY, AND AFFECTED GENES WERE FURTHER EVALUATED FOR THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH ASTHMA. PRISMA GUIDELINES WERE ADOPTED AND PUBMED AND GOOGLE SCHOLAR WERE INCLUDED IN THE SEARCHED DATABASES, TO EVALUATE EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS IN ASTHMA-RELATED GENES OF PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY OR SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILDREN. AFTER RETRIEVING A TOTAL OF 5245 ARTICLES, 36 OF THEM WERE INCLUDED IN THE STUDY. SEVERAL GENES AND PATHWAYS THAT MAY CONTRIBUTE TO PATHOGENESIS OF ASTHMA DEVELOPMENT, INCREASED INFLAMMATION, OR RESPONSE TO ASTHMA TREATMENT WERE FOUND EPIGENETICALLY AFFECTED BY CHILDHOOD TRAUMAS. CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY, CAUSING EPIGENETIC CHANGES IN DNA, MAY LEAD TO ASTHMA DEVELOPMENT OR INFLUENCE THE COURSE OF THE DISEASE AND THEREFORE SHOULD BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT FOR THE PROLONGED HEALTH CONSEQUENCES.	2022	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
4  120  38 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT AND DNA METHYLATION: CANDIDATE GENE AND EPIGENOME-WIDE APPROACHES. CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT IS A MAJOR RISK FACTOR FOR CHRONIC AND SEVERE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH PROBLEMS ACROSS THE LIFESPAN. INCREASING EVIDENCE SUPPORTS THE HYPOTHESIS THAT MALTREATMENT IS ASSOCIATED WITH EPIGENETIC CHANGES THAT MAY SUBSEQUENTLY SERVE AS MECHANISMS OF DISEASE. THE CURRENT REVIEW USES A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO IDENTIFY AND SUMMARIZE THE LITERATURE RELATED TO CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT AND ALTERATIONS IN DNA METHYLATION IN HUMANS. A TOTAL OF 100 EMPIRICAL ARTICLES WERE IDENTIFIED IN OUR SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RESEARCH PUBLISHED PRIOR TO OR DURING MARCH 2020, INCLUDING STUDIES THAT FOCUSED ON CANDIDATE GENES AND STUDIES THAT LEVERAGED EPIGENOME-WIDE DATA IN BOTH CHILDREN AND ADULTS. THEMES ARISING FROM THE LITERATURE, INCLUDING CONSISTENT AND INCONSISTENT PATTERNS OF RESULTS, ARE PRESENTED. SEVERAL DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH, INCLUDING IMPORTANT METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR FUTURE STUDY DESIGN, ARE DISCUSSED. TAKEN TOGETHER, THE LITERATURE ON CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT AND DNA METHYLATION UNDERSCORES THE COMPLEXITY OF TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE ENVIRONMENT AND BIOLOGY ACROSS DEVELOPMENT.	2021	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
5 2153  28 EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS ACTIVATED BY CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY. ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACE) IMPAIR HEALTH AND LIFE EXPECTANCY AND MAY RESULT IN AN EPIGENETIC SIGNATURE THAT DRIVES INCREASED MORBIDITY PRIMED DURING EARLY STAGES OF LIFE. THIS LITERATURE REVIEW FOCUSES ON THE CURRENT EVIDENCE FOR EPIGENETIC-MEDIATED PROGRAMMING OF BRAIN AND IMMUNE FUNCTION RESULTING FROM ACE. TO ADDRESS THIS AIM, A TOTAL OF 88 ARTICLES INDEXED IN PUBMED BEFORE AUGUST 2019 CONCERNING ACE AND EPIGENETICS WERE SURVEYED. CURRENT EVIDENCE PARTIALLY SUPPORTS EPIGENETIC PROGRAMMING OF THE HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY-ADRENAL AXIS, BUT CONVINCINGLY SHOWS THAT ACE IMPAIRS IMMUNE FUNCTION. ADDITIONALLY, THE NEEDS AND CHALLENGES THAT FACE THIS AREA ARE DISCUSSED IN ORDER TO PROVIDE A FRAMEWORK THAT MAY HELP TO CLARIFY THE ROLE OF EPIGENETICS IN THE LONG-LASTING EFFECTS OF ACE.	2020	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 
6 1324  42 DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA) METHYLATION IN CHILDREN EXPOSED TO AIR POLLUTION: A POSSIBLE MECHANISM UNDERLYING RESPIRATORY HEALTH EFFECTS DEVELOPMENT. AIR POLLUTION IS A SUBSTANTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT TO CHILDREN AND ACTS AS ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE RISK FACTORS ALIKE. SEVERAL STUDIES HAVE PREVIOUSLY EVALUATED EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS CONCERNING ITS EXPOSURE ACROSS VARIOUS LIFE STAGES. HOWEVER, FINDINGS ON EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS AS THE CONSEQUENCES OF AIR POLLUTION DURING CHILDHOOD ARE RATHER MINIMAL. THIS REVIEW EVALUATED HIGHLY RELEVANT STUDIES IN THE FIELD TO ANALYZE THE EXISTING LITERATURE REGARDING EXPOSURE TO AIR POLLUTION, WITH A FOCUS ON EPIGENETIC ALTERATIONS DURING CHILDHOOD AND THEIR CONNECTIONS WITH RESPIRATORY HEALTH EFFECTS. THE SEARCH WAS CONDUCTED USING READILY AVAILABLE ELECTRONIC DATABASES (PUBMED AND SCIENCEDIRECT) TO SCREEN FOR CHILDREN'S STUDIES ON EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS FOLLOWING EITHER PRE- OR POST-NATAL EXPOSURE TO AIR POLLUTANTS. STUDIES RELEVANT ENOUGH AND MATCHED THE PREDETERMINED CRITERIA WERE CHOSEN TO BE REVIEWED. NON-ENGLISH ARTICLES AND STUDIES THAT DID NOT REPORT BOTH AIR MONITORING AND EPIGENETIC OUTCOMES IN THE SAME ARTICLE WERE EXCLUDED. THE REVIEW FOUND THAT EPIGENETIC CHANGES HAVE BEEN LINKED WITH EXPOSURE TO AIR POLLUTANTS DURING EARLY LIFE WITH EVIDENCE AND REPORTS OF HOW THEY MAY DEREGULATE THE EPIGENOME BALANCE, THUS INDUCING DISEASE PROGRESSION IN THE FUTURE. EPIGENETIC STUDIES EVOLVE AS A PROMISING NEW APPROACH IN DECIPHERING THE UNDERLYING IMPACTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA) DUE TO LINKS ESTABLISHED BETWEEN SOME OF THESE EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS AND ILLNESSES.	2021	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
7 1045  42 CLINICAL CORRELATION AMONG MALE INFERTILITY AND OVERALL MALE HEALTH: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. PURPOSE: ONGOING EVIDENCE HAS SUGGESTED THE ROLE OF MALE FACTOR INFERTILITY AS A POTENTIAL PREDICTOR OF MORTALITY AND GENERAL HEALTH STATUS. THE AIM OF THE PRESENT REVIEW IS TO UPDATE THE CURRENT KNOWLEDGE BASE REGARDING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MALE FACTOR INFERTILITY AND GENERAL HEALTH THROUGH A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WAS CARRIED OUT FROM INCEPTION TO NOVEMBER 2019 IN ORDER TO EVALUATE SIGNIFICANT ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN MALE INFERTILITY AND ADVERSE HEALTH OUTCOMES SUCH AS CARDIOVASCULAR, ONCOLOGIC, METABOLIC AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES AS WELL AS OVERALL MORTALITY. RESULTS: IN ALL, 27 STUDIES MET INCLUSION CRITERIA AND WERE CRITICALLY EXAMINED. FIVE STUDIES EXAMINED MALE INFERTILITY AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE RISK, 11 EXAMINED ONCOLOGIC RISK (E.G., OVERALL CANCER RISK, TESTIS AND PROSTATE CANCER), 8 EXAMINED AGGREGATE CHRONIC MEDICAL DISEASES AND 5 INFERTILITY RELATED TO INCIDENCE OF MORTALITY, FOR A TOTAL OF 599,807 MEN DIAGNOSED WITH ANY MALE FACTOR INFERTILITY COVERING A PERIOD FROM 1916 TO 2016. CONCLUSIONS: A MAN'S FERTILITY AND OVERALL HEALTH APPEAR TO BE INTERCONNECTED. THEREFORE, A DIAGNOSIS OF MALE INFERTILITY MAY ALLOW A WINDOW INTO FUTURE COMORBIDITY AND/OR MORTALITY WHICH MAY HELP GUIDE CLINICAL DECISIONS AND COUNSELING. SEVERAL POSSIBLE ETIOLOGIES SUCH AS GENETIC, EPIGENETIC, DEVELOPMENTAL, AND LIFESTYLE-BASED FACTORS NEED TO BE FURTHER EVALUATED IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH THE UNDERLYING MECHANISMS BETWEEN MALE INFERTILITY AND HEALTH.	2020	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
8 6822  34 [GENDER MEDICINE. SEX- AND GENDER-SPECIFIC ASPECTS OF CLINICAL MEDICINE]. GENDER MEDICINE STUDIES SEX- AND GENDER-BASED DIFFERENCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND PREVENTION OF DISEASES, THE AWARENESS AND PRESENTATION OF SYMPTOMS, AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THERAPY. GENDER MEDICINE IS PART OF PERSONALIZED MEDICINE, CONSIDERING DIFFERENCES IN BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS INDIVIDUALLY. THERE ARE DIFFERENCES IN GENES, CHROMOSOMES, HORMONES, AND METABOLISM AS WELL AS DIFFERENCES IN CULTURE, ENVIRONMENT, AND SOCIETY. LIFELONG INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS WILL INFLUENCE THE HEALTH AND ILL-HEALTH OF MEN AND WOMEN IN DIFFERENT WAYS. EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS PROVIDE EVIDENCE OF THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENT AND LIFESTYLE DURING VULNERABLE PHASES ON BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES, EFFECTING FUTURE GENERATIONS. MATERNAL LIFESTYLE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS DURING PREGNANCY CAN IMPACT THE HEALTH OF OFFSPRING IN LATER LIFE ALREADY IN UTERO IN A SEX-SPECIFIC WAY. PAIN, STRESS, AND COPING STYLES DIFFER BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN. WOMEN EXPERIENCE MORE DRAMATIC PHYSICAL CHANGES DURING THEIR LIFETIME, WHICH ARE ASSOCIATED WITH SPECIFIC BURDENS AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ALTERATIONS. WOMEN WITH MULTIPLE ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES SUFFERING FROM STRESS DEVELOP DEPRESSION MORE FREQUENTLY. HOWEVER, MEN ARE OFTEN NOT DIAGNOSED AND TREATED APPROPRIATELY IN CASES OF DEPRESSION OR OSTEOPOROSIS, DISEASES THAT ARE TYPICALLY CONSIDERED "FEMALE." THERE ARE PROMINENT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN IN MEDICINE REGARDING THE IMMUNE SYSTEM, INFLAMMATION, AND NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES SUCH AS OBESITY, TYPE 2 DIABETES, HYPERTENSION, AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. WOMEN EXPERIENCE MORE OFTEN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES AND SUFFER MORE FREQUENTLY FROM (CHRONIC) PAIN, NEURODEGENERATIVE CHANGES, AND FUNCTIONAL DISABILITIES. MEN HAVE SHORTER LIFE EXPECTANCY BUT RELATIVELY MORE HEALTHY YEARS OF LIFE, WHICH IS IN GREATER PART ASCRIBED TO PSYCHOSOCIAL DETERMINANTS. STATE-OF-THE-ART CLINICAL MEDICINE COMPRISES INDIVIDUAL RISK FACTORS BASED ON SEX- AND GENDER-SENSITIVE HEALTH PROGRAMS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE FOR MEN AND WOMEN.	2014	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
9 2213  43 EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS AS OUTCOMES OF EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS RELATED TO SPECIFIC METABOLIC ALTERATIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. BACKGROUND: CHRONIC DISEASES ARISE AS A CONSEQUENCE OF AN UNHEALTHY LIFESTYLE PRIMARILY CHARACTERIZED BY PHYSICAL INACTIVITY AND UNBALANCED DIETS. REGULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CAN IMPROVE HEALTH, AND THERE IS CONSISTENT EVIDENCE THAT THESE IMPROVEMENTS MAY BE THE RESULT OF EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS. OBJECTIVE: TO IDENTIFY EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONSAS OUTCOMES OF EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS RELATED TO SPECIFIC METABOLIC ALTERATIONS. METHODS: THE PREFERRED REPORTING ITEMS FOR SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS AND META-ANALYSES PROTOCOLS (PRISMA-P) METHODOLOGY FOR MANUSCRIPT RESEARCH AND PREPARATION WAS FOLLOWED USING PUBMED AND EBSCO DATABASES FOR LITERATURE REVIEW. OUT OF 2,638 ARTICLES IDENTIFIED, ONLY 34 ARTICLES MET THE INCLUSION CRITERIA. RESULTS: THE SECTIONS OF THE REVIEW WERE ORGANIZED BY METABOLIC ALTERATIONS IN WHICH STUDIES WERE GROUPED ACCORDING TO HEALTHY, DISEASED, AND TRAINED INDIVIDUALS. RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN HUMANS INDUCED EPIGENETIC CHANGES IN PATHWAYS ASSOCIATED WITH ENERGY METABOLISM AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY, CONTRIBUTING TO HEALTHY SKELETAL MUSCLE. ENDURANCE EXERCISE ALSO CAUSED MODIFICATIONS IN BIOMARKERS ASSOCIATED TO METABOLIC ALTERATIONS THROUGH CHANGES IN DNA METHYLATION AND THE EXPRESSION OF SPECIFIC MIRNAS. HOWEVER, BOTH RESISTANCE AND ENDURANCE EXERCISE ARE NECESSARY TO OBTAIN A BETTER PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION AND A COMBINATION OF BOTH SEEMS TO BE NEEDED TO PROPERLY TACKLE THE INCREASING PREVALENCE OF NON-COMMUNICABLE PATHOLOGIES. CONCLUSION: GIVEN THE HETEROGENEITY AND COMPLEXITY OF THE EXISTING LITERATURE, IT IS CURRENTLY NOT POSSIBLE TO PROPOSE A SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATION ABOUT THE TYPE, INTENSITY, OR DURATION OF EXERCISE THAT COULD BE BENEFICIAL FOR DIFFERENT SUBSETS OF THE POPULATION (HEALTHY, DISEASED, AND/OR TRAINED). NEVERTHELESS, THIS REVIEW HIGHLIGHTS THE IMPORTANCE OF EXERCISE FOR HEALTH AND SHOWS THE NEED TO PERFORM MORE RESEARCH IN THIS EMERGING AREA TO IDENTIFY EPIGENETIC BIOMARKERS THAT COULD SERVE AS INDICATORS OF EXERCISE ADAPTATIONS.	2019	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
10  637  32 BIOLOGY OF PREMATURE AGEING IN SURVIVORS OF CANCER. OVER 30 MILLION CANCER SURVIVORS EXIST WORLDWIDE. SURVIVORS HAVE AN EARLIER ONSET AND HIGHER INCIDENCE OF CHRONIC COMORBIDITIES, INCLUDING ENDOCRINOPATHIES, CARDIAC DYSFUNCTION, OSTEOPOROSIS, PULMONARY FIBROSIS, SECONDARY CANCERS AND FRAILTY THAN THE GENERAL POPULATION; HOWEVER, THE FUNDAMENTAL BASIS OF THESE CHANGES AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL IS UNKNOWN. AN ELECTRONIC SEARCH WAS PERFORMED ON EMBASE, MEDLINE IN-PROCESS & OTHER NON-INDEXED CITATIONS, AND THE COCHRANE CENTRAL REGISTER OF CONTROLLED TRIALS. ORIGINAL ARTICLES ADDRESSING THE CELLULAR BIOLOGY OF AGEING AND/OR THE MECHANISMS OF CANCER THERAPIES SIMILAR TO AGEING MECHANISMS WERE INCLUDED, AND REFERENCES OF THESE ARTICLES WERE REVIEWED FOR FURTHER SEARCH. WE FOUND MULTIPLE BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF AGEING AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH CANCER THERAPIES, AS WELL AS WITH CLINICAL EFFECTS. THE DIRECT EFFECTS OF VARIOUS CHEMOTHERAPIES AND RADIATION ON TELOMERE LENGTH, SENESCENT CELLS, EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS AND MICRORNA WERE FOUND. WE REVIEW THE EFFECTS OF CANCER THERAPIES ON RECOGNISED HALLMARKS OF AGEING. LONG-TERM COMORBIDITIES SEEN IN CANCER SURVIVORS MIMIC THE PHENOTYPES OF AGEING AND LIKELY RESULT FROM THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THERAPEUTIC EXPOSURES AND THE UNDERLYING BIOLOGY OF AGEING. LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF CANCER SURVIVORS AND RESEARCH ON PREVENTION STRATEGIES SHOULD BE PURSUED TO INCREASE THE LENGTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG THE GROWING POPULATION OF CANCER SURVIVORS.	2017	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
11  456  35 APPLYING A LIFE COURSE BIOLOGICAL AGE FRAMEWORK TO IMPROVING THE CARE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH ADULT CANCERS: REVIEW AND RESEARCH RECOMMENDATIONS. IMPORTANCE: THE PRACTICE OF ONCOLOGY WILL INCREASINGLY INVOLVE THE CARE OF A GROWING POPULATION OF INDIVIDUALS WITH MIDLIFE AND LATE-LIFE CANCERS. MANAGING CANCER IN THESE INDIVIDUALS IS COMPLEX, BASED ON DIFFERENCES IN BIOLOGICAL AGE AT DIAGNOSIS. BIOLOGICAL AGE IS A MEASURE OF ACCUMULATED LIFE COURSE DAMAGE TO BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS, LOSS OF RESERVE, AND VULNERABILITY TO FUNCTIONAL DETERIORATION AND DEATH. BIOLOGICAL AGE IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT AFFECTS THE ABILITY TO MANAGE THE RIGORS OF CANCER THERAPY, SURVIVORS' FUNCTION, AND CANCER PROGRESSION. HOWEVER, BIOLOGICAL AGE IS NOT ALWAYS CLINICALLY APPARENT. THIS REVIEW PRESENTS A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF LIFE COURSE BIOLOGICAL AGING, SUMMARIZES CANDIDATE MEASURES, AND DESCRIBES A RESEARCH AGENDA TO FACILITATE CLINICAL TRANSLATION TO ONCOLOGY PRACTICE. OBSERVATIONS: MIDLIFE AND LATE-LIFE CANCERS ARE CHRONIC DISEASES THAT MAY ARISE FROM CUMULATIVE PATTERNS OF BIOLOGICAL AGING OCCURRING OVER THE LIFE COURSE. BEFORE DIAGNOSIS, EACH NEW PATIENT WAS ON A DISTINCT COURSE OF BIOLOGICAL AGING RELATED TO PAST EXPOSURES, LIFE EXPERIENCES, GENETICS, AND NONCANCER CHRONIC DISEASE. CANCER AND ITS TREATMENTS MAY ALSO BE ASSOCIATED WITH BIOLOGICAL AGING. SEVERAL MEASURES OF BIOLOGICAL AGE, INCLUDING P16INK4A, EPIGENETIC AGE, TELOMERE LENGTH, AND INFLAMMATORY AND BODY COMPOSITION MARKERS, HAVE BEEN USED IN ONCOLOGY RESEARCH. ONE OR MORE OF THESE MEASURES MAY BE USEFUL IN CANCER CARE, EITHER ALONE OR IN COMBINATION WITH CLINICAL HISTORY AND GERIATRIC ASSESSMENTS. HOWEVER, FURTHER RESEARCH WILL BE NEEDED BEFORE BIOLOGICAL AGE ASSESSMENT CAN BE RECOMMENDED IN ROUTINE PRACTICE, INCLUDING DETERMINATION OF SITUATIONS IN WHICH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT BIOLOGICAL AGE WOULD CHANGE TREATMENT, ASCERTAINING WHETHER TREATMENT EFFECTS ON BIOLOGICAL AGING ARE SHORT-LIVED OR PERSISTENT, AND TESTING INTERVENTIONS TO MODIFY BIOLOGICAL AGE, DECREASE TREATMENT TOXIC EFFECTS, AND MAINTAIN FUNCTIONAL ABILITIES. CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENCES IN BIOLOGICAL AGING COULD ULTIMATELY ALLOW CLINICIANS TO BETTER PERSONALIZE TREATMENT AND SUPPORTIVE CARE, DEVELOP TAILORED SURVIVORSHIP CARE PLANS, AND PRESCRIBE PREVENTIVE OR AMELIORATIVE THERAPIES AND BEHAVIORS INFORMED BY AGING MECHANISMS.	2021	
                                                       
12 1736  37 EARLY DETECTION AND PREVENTION OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PSYCHOSIS-A REVIEW. PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS OFTEN RUN A CHRONIC COURSE AND ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A CONSIDERABLE EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT FOR PATIENTS AND THEIR RELATIVES. THEREFORE, EARLY RECOGNITION, COMBINED WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF PREVENTIVE INTERVENTION, IS URGENTLY WARRANTED SINCE THE DURATION OF UNTREATED PSYCHOSIS (DUP) SIGNIFICANTLY DETERMINES THE FURTHER COURSE OF THE DISEASE. IN ADDITION TO ESTABLISHED DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS, NEUROBIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PSYCHOSES ARE INCREASINGLY BEING INVESTIGATED. IT IS SHOWN THAT NUMEROUS MOLECULAR ALTERATIONS ALREADY EXIST BEFORE THE CLINICAL ONSET OF THE DISEASE. AS SCHIZOPHRENIC PSYCHOSES ARE NOT ELICITED BY A SINGLE MUTATION IN THE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA) SEQUENCE, EPIGENETICS LIKELY CONSTITUTE THE MISSING LINK BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES AND DISEASE DEVELOPMENT AND COULD POTENTIALLY SERVE AS A BIOMARKER. THE RESULTS FROM TRANSCRIPTOMIC AND PROTEOMIC STUDIES POINT TO A DYSREGULATED IMMUNE SYSTEM, LIKELY EVOKED BY EPIGENETIC ALTERATIONS. DESPITE THE INCREASING KNOWLEDGE OF THE NEUROBIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS, FURTHER RESEARCH EFFORTS WITH LARGE POPULATION-BASED STUDY DESIGNS ARE NEEDED TO IDENTIFY SUITABLE BIOMARKERS. IN CONCLUSION, A COMBINATION OF BLOOD EXAMINATIONS, FUNCTIONAL IMAGING TECHNIQUES, ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY (EEG) INVESTIGATIONS AND POLYGENIC RISK SCORES SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS THE BASIS FOR PREDICTING HOW SUBJECTS WILL TRANSITION INTO MANIFEST PSYCHOSIS.	2021	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
13 4591  30 NARRATIVE REVIEW OF THE COMPLEX INTERACTION BETWEEN PAIN AND TRAUMA IN CHILDREN: A FOCUS ON BIOLOGICAL MEMORY, PRECLINICAL DATA, AND EPIGENETIC PROCESSES. THE INCIDENCE AND COLLECTIVE IMPACT OF EARLY ADVERSE EXPERIENCES, TRAUMA, AND PAIN CONTINUE TO INCREASE. THIS UNDERSCORES THE URGENT NEED FOR TRANSLATIONAL EFFORTS BETWEEN CLINICAL AND PRECLINICAL RESEARCH TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE UNDERLYING MECHANISMS AND DEVELOP EFFECTIVE THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES. AS OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THESE ISSUES IMPROVES FROM STUDIES IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS, WE CAN CREATE MORE PRECISE PRECLINICAL MODELS AND ULTIMATELY TRANSLATE OUR FINDINGS BACK TO CLINICAL PRACTICE. A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IS ESSENTIAL FOR ADDRESSING THE COMPLEX AND WIDE-RANGING EFFECTS OF THESE EXPERIENCES ON INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY. THIS NARRATIVE REVIEW AIMS TO (1) DEFINE PAIN AND TRAUMA EXPERIENCES IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENTS, (2) DISCUSS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PAIN AND TRAUMA, (3) CONSIDER THE ROLE OF BIOLOGICAL MEMORY, (4) DECIPHER THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PAIN AND TRAUMA USING PRECLINICAL DATA, AND (5) EXAMINE THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENT BY INTRODUCING THE IMPORTANCE OF EPIGENETIC PROCESSES. THE ULTIMATE SCOPE IS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE WIDE-RANGING EFFECTS OF TRAUMA, ABUSE, AND CHRONIC PAIN ON CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS, HOW THEY OCCUR, AND HOW TO PREVENT OR MITIGATE THEIR EFFECTS AND DEVELOP EFFECTIVE TREATMENT STRATEGIES THAT ADDRESS BOTH THE UNDERLYING CAUSES AND THE ASSOCIATED PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS.	2023	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   
14 1248  32 CURRENT EVIDENCE FOR BIOLOGICAL BIOMARKERS AND MECHANISMS UNDERLYING ACUTE TO CHRONIC PAIN TRANSITION ACROSS THE PEDIATRIC AGE SPECTRUM. CHRONIC PAIN IS HIGHLY PREVALENT IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION. MANY FACTORS ARE INVOLVED IN THE TRANSITION FROM ACUTE TO CHRONIC PAIN. CURRENTLY, THERE ARE CONCEPTUAL MODELS PROPOSED, BUT THEY LACK A MECHANISTICALLY SOUND INTEGRATED THEORY CONSIDERING THE STAGES OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT. OBJECTIVE BIOMARKERS ARE CRITICALLY NEEDED FOR THE DIAGNOSIS, RISK STRATIFICATION, AND PROGNOSIS OF THE PATHOLOGICAL STAGES OF PAIN CHRONIFICATION. IN THIS ARTICLE, WE SUMMARIZE THE CURRENT EVIDENCE ON MECHANISMS AND BIOMARKERS OF ACUTE TO CHRONIC PAIN TRANSITIONS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENTAL LENS. THE GOAL IS TO IDENTIFY GAPS AND OUTLINE FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR BASIC AND CLINICAL RESEARCH TOWARD A DEVELOPMENTALLY INFORMED THEORY OF PAIN CHRONIFICATION IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION. AT THE OUTSET, THE IMPORTANCE OF OBJECTIVE BIOMARKERS FOR CHRONIFICATION OF PAIN IN CHILDREN IS OUTLINED, FOLLOWED BY A SUMMARY OF THE CURRENT EVIDENCE ON THE MECHANISMS OF ACUTE TO CHRONIC PAIN TRANSITION IN ADULTS, IN ORDER TO CONTRAST WITH THE DEVELOPMENTAL MECHANISMS OF PAIN CHRONIFICATION IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION. EVIDENCE IS PRESENTED TO SHOW THAT CHRONIC PAIN MAY HAVE ITS ORIGIN FROM INSULTS EARLY IN LIFE, WHICH PRIME THE CHILD FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRONIC PAIN IN LATER LIFE. FURTHERMORE, AVAILABLE GENETIC, EPIGENETIC, PSYCHOPHYSICAL, ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL, NEUROIMAGING, NEUROIMMUNE, AND SEX MECHANISMS ARE DESCRIBED IN INFANTS AND OLDER CHILDREN. IN CONCLUSION, FUTURE DIRECTIONS ARE DISCUSSED WITH A FOCUS ON RESEARCH GAPS, TRANSLATIONAL AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS. UTILIZATION OF DEVELOPMENTAL MECHANISMS FRAMEWORK TO INFORM CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING AND STRATEGIES FOR PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE TO CHRONIC PAIN TRANSITIONS IN CHILDREN, IS HIGHLIGHTED.	2023	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
15 6282  38 THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF SOCIAL GENOMICS ON WOUND HEALING. SIGNIFICANCE: HUMAN SKIN WOUNDS CARRY AN IMMENSE EPIDEMIOLOGIC AND FINANCIAL BURDEN, AND THEIR IMPACT WILL CONTINUE TO GROW WITH AN AGING POPULATION AND RISING INCIDENCE OF COMORBID CONDITIONS KNOWN TO AFFECT WOUND HEALING. TO COMPREHENSIVELY ADDRESS THIS GROWING CLINICAL ISSUE, PHYSICIANS SHOULD ALSO BE AWARE OF HOW CONDITIONS OF THE HUMAN SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT MAY AFFECT WOUND HEALING. HERE WE PROVIDE A REVIEW OF THE EMERGING FIELD OF SOCIAL GENOMICS AND ITS POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE WOUND HEALING. RECENT ADVANCES: MULTIPLE STUDIES USING HUMAN AND ANIMAL MODELS HAVE CORRELATED SOCIAL INFLUENCES AND THEIR CONTRIBUTING EFFECTS TO ACUTE AND CHRONIC STRESS WITH DELAYS IN WOUND HEALING. FURTHERMORE, OBSERVATIONS BETWEEN NONGENETIC FACTORS SUCH AS NUTRITION, SOCIOECONOMIC, AND EDUCATIONAL STATUS HAVE ALSO SHOWN TO HAVE A DIRECT OR INDIRECT IMPACT ON CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF WOUND HEALING. CRITICAL ISSUES: NUTRITION, FINANCIAL BURDEN, SOCIOECONOMIC AND EDUCATION STATUS, AND ACUTE AND CHRONIC STRESS ARE VARIABLES THAT HAVE EITHER DIRECT (EPIGENETIC) OR INDIRECT IMPACT ON WOUND HEALING AND PATIENTS' QUALITY OF LIFE. WOUND CARE IS COSTLY AND REMAINS A CHALLENGE PLACING ECONOMIC BURDEN ON PATIENTS. FURTHERMORE, POOR CLINICAL OUTCOMES AND COMPLICATIONS INCLUDING LOSS OF MOBILITY AND DISABILITY MAY LEAD TO JOB LOSS, FURTHER CONTRIBUTING TO SOCIOECONOMIC RELATED STRESS. THUS, THE ECONOMIC BURDEN AND INADEQUATE WOUND HEALING ARE INTERTWINED, MAKING EACH OTHER WORSE. FUTURE DIRECTIONS: ALTHOUGH SOME EVIDENCE REGARDING THE SPECIFIC CHANGES IN GENETIC PATHWAYS IMPARTED BY CONDITIONS OF THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT EXISTS, FURTHER STUDIES ARE WARRANTED TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL MECHANISMS, INTERVENTIONS, AND PREVENTION APPROACHES.	2020	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
16 2715  37 EXERCISE-INDUCED BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES AND THEIR POTENTIAL INFLUENCE ON CANCER: A SCIENTIFIC REVIEW. AIM: TO REVIEW AND DISCUSS THE AVAILABLE INTERNATIONAL LITERATURE REGARDING THE INDIRECT AND DIRECT BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS THAT OCCUR AFTER EXERCISE, WHICH COULD POSITIVELY, OR NEGATIVELY, INFLUENCE ONCOGENIC PATHWAYS. METHODS: THE PUBMED, MEDLINE, EMBASE AND COCHRANE LIBRARIES WERE SEARCHED FOR PAPERS UP TO JULY 2016 ADDRESSING BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES AFTER EXERCISE WITH A PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO CANCER. THE THREE AUTHORS INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSED THEIR APPROPRIATENESS FOR INCLUSION IN THIS REVIEW BASED ON THEIR SCIENTIFIC QUALITY AND RELEVANCE. RESULTS: 168 PAPERS WERE SELECTED AND CATEGORISED INTO INDIRECT AND DIRECT BIOCHEMICAL PATHWAYS. THE INDIRECT EFFECTS INCLUDED CHANGES IN VITAMIN D, WEIGHT REDUCTION, SUNLIGHT EXPOSURE AND IMPROVED MOOD. THE DIRECT EFFECTS INCLUDED INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR, EPIGENETIC EFFECTS ON GENE EXPRESSION AND DNA REPAIR, VASOACTIVE INTESTINAL PEPTIDE, OXIDATIVE STRESS AND ANTIOXIDANT PATHWAYS, HEAT SHOCK PROTEINS, TESTOSTERONE, IRISIN, IMMUNITY, CHRONIC INFLAMMATION AND PROSTAGLANDINS, ENERGY METABOLISM AND INSULIN RESISTANCE. SUMMARY: EXERCISE IS ONE OF SEVERAL LIFESTYLE FACTORS KNOWN TO LOWER THE RISK OF DEVELOPING CANCER AND IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER RELAPSE RATES AND BETTER SURVIVAL. THIS REVIEW HIGHLIGHTS THE NUMEROUS BIOCHEMICAL PROCESSES, WHICH EXPLAIN THESE POTENTIAL ANTICANCER BENEFITS.	2017	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   
17   92  34 A PILOT STUDY INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF GENDER IN THE INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN GENE EXPRESSION, CHRONIC PAIN, AND ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES IN A CLINICAL SAMPLE OF YOUTH WITH CHRONIC PAIN. CHRONIC PAIN IS A HIGHLY PREVALENT AND COSTLY ISSUE THAT OFTEN EMERGES DURING CHILDHOOD OR ADOLESCENCE AND PERSISTS INTO ADULTHOOD. ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACES) INCREASE RISK FOR SEVERAL ADVERSE HEALTH CONDITIONS, INCLUDING CHRONIC PAIN. RECENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT PARENTAL TRAUMA (ACES, POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) SYMPTOMS) CONFERS RISK OF POOR HEALTH OUTCOMES IN THEIR CHILDREN. INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PARENTAL TRAUMA AND CHILD CHRONIC PAIN MAY BE MEDIATED BY EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS. A CLINICAL SAMPLE OF YOUTH WITH CHRONIC PAIN AND THEIR PARENTS COMPLETED PSYCHOMETRICALLY SOUND QUESTIONNAIRES ASSESSING ACES, PTSD SYMPTOMS, AND CHRONIC PAIN, AND PROVIDED A SALIVA SAMPLE. THESE WERE USED TO INVESTIGATE THE INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FOUR EPIGENETIC BIOMARKERS (COMT, DRD2, GR, AND SERT), TRAUMA, AND CHRONIC PAIN. THE RESULTS INDICATED THAT THE SIGNIFICANT BIOMARKERS WERE DEPENDENT UPON THE GENDER OF THE CHILD, WHEREIN PARENTAL ACES SIGNIFICANTLY CORRELATED WITH CHANGES IN DRD2 EXPRESSION IN FEMALE CHILDREN AND ALTERED COMT EXPRESSION IN THE PARENTS OF MALE CHILDREN. ADDITIONALLY, THE NATURE OF THE ACE (MALTREATMENT VS. HOUSEHOLD DYSFUNCTION) WAS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SPECIFIC EPIGENETIC CHANGES. THERE MAY BE DIFFERENT PATHWAYS THROUGH WHICH PARENTAL ACES CONFER RISK FOR POOR OUTCOMES FOR MALES AND FEMALES, HIGHLIGHTING THE IMPORTANCE OF CHILD GENDER IN FUTURE INVESTIGATIONS.	2021	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
18 6065  33 THE DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGINS OF CHRONIC PHYSICAL AGGRESSION: BIOLOGICAL PATHWAYS TRIGGERED BY EARLY LIFE ADVERSITY. LONGITUDINAL EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES WITH BIRTH COHORTS HAVE SHOWN THAT PHYSICAL AGGRESSION IN HUMANS DOES NOT APPEAR SUDDENLY IN ADOLESCENCE AS COMMONLY THOUGHT. IN FACT, PHYSICALLY AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR IS OBSERVED AS EARLY AS 12 MONTHS AFTER BIRTH, ITS FREQUENCY PEAKS AROUND 2-4 YEARS OF AGE AND DECREASES IN FREQUENCY UNTIL EARLY ADULTHOOD. HOWEVER, A MINORITY OF CHILDREN (3-7%) MAINTAIN A HIGH FREQUENCY OF PHYSICAL AGGRESSION FROM CHILDHOOD TO ADOLESCENCE AND DEVELOP SERIOUS SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT PROBLEMS DURING ADULTHOOD. GENETIC FACTORS AND EARLY SOCIAL EXPERIENCES, AS WELL AS THEIR INTERACTION, HAVE BEEN SHOWN TO PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRONIC AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR. HOWEVER, THE BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THESE ASSOCIATIONS ARE JUST BEGINNING TO BE UNCOVERED. RECENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS ARE RESPONSIVE TO ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTS AND COULD BE INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRONIC AGGRESSION. USING BOTH GENE CANDIDATE AND GENOMIC APPROACHES, RECENT STUDIES HAVE IDENTIFIED EPIGENETIC MARKS, SUCH AS DNA METHYLATION ALTERATIONS IN GENES INVOLVED IN THE STRESS RESPONSE AND THE SEROTONIN AND IMMUNE SYSTEMS TO BE PARTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LONG-LASTING EFFECTS OF EARLY ADVERSITY. FURTHER LONGITUDINAL STUDIES WITH BIOLOGICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL ASSESSMENTS FROM BIRTH ONWARDS ARE NEEDED TO ELUCIDATE THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS THAT LEADS TO THESE LONG-LASTING EPIGENETIC MARKS ASSOCIATED WITH EARLY ADVERSITY AND AGGRESSION.	2015	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
19 2638  23 EPIGENOME: BIOSENSOR OF CUMULATIVE EXPOSURE TO CHEMICAL AND NONCHEMICAL STRESSORS RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE. UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENTIAL DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITY REQUIRES NEW TOOLS TO QUANTIFY THE CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS. EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT SOCIAL, PHYSICAL, AND CHEMICAL STRESSORS CAN INFLUENCE DISEASE THROUGH THE ACCUMULATION OF EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS. GEOGRAPHICALLY STABLE EPIGENETIC ALTERATIONS COULD IDENTIFY PLAUSIBLE MECHANISMS FOR HEALTH DISPARITIES AMONG THE DISADVANTAGED AND POOR. RELATIONS BETWEEN NEIGHBORHOOD-SPECIFIC EPIGENETIC MARKERS AND DISEASE WOULD IDENTIFY THE MOST APPROPRIATE TARGETS FOR MEDICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INTERVENTION. COMPLEX INTERACTIONS AMONG GENES, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND DISEASE REQUIRE THE EXAMINATION OF HOW EPIGENETIC CHANGES REGULATE SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS. PROGRESS IN UNDERSTANDING DISPARITIES IN DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITY MAY DEPEND ON ASSESSING THE CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS ON GENETIC SUBSTRATES. WE HIGHLIGHT KEY CONCEPTS REGARDING THE INTERFACE BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS, EPIGENETICS, AND CHRONIC DISEASE.	2014	
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
20 5194  35 PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO POTENTIALLY TOXIC METALS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON GENETIC MATERIAL IN OFFSPRING: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. IN RECENT YEARS, THE BACKGROUND LEVEL OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS, INCLUDING METALS, HAS INCREASED. POLLUTANT EXPOSURE DURING THE EARLIEST STAGES OF LIFE MAY DETERMINE CHRONIC DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITY IN ADULTHOOD BECAUSE OF GENETIC OR EPIGENETIC CHANGES. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS REVIEW WAS TO IDENTIFY THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PRENATAL AND EARLY POSTNATAL EXPOSURE TO POTENTIALLY TOXIC METALS (PTMS) AND THEIR ADVERSE EFFECTS ON THE GENETIC MATERIAL OF OFFSPRING. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WAS CARRIED OUT FOLLOWING THE COCHRANE METHODOLOGY IN FOUR DATABASES: PUBMED, SCOPUS, WEB OF SCIENCE, AND THE COCHRANE LIBRARY. ELIGIBLE PAPERS WERE THOSE CONDUCTED IN HUMANS AND PUBLISHED IN ENGLISH BETWEEN 2010/01/01 AND 2021/04/30. A TOTAL OF 57 ARTICLES WERE INCLUDED, MOST OF WHICH EVALUATED PRENATAL EXPOSURE. MOST COMMONLY EVALUATED PTMS WERE AS, CD, AND PB. MAIN ADVERSE EFFECTS ON THE GENETIC MATERIAL OF NEWBORNS ASSOCIATED WITH PTM PRENATAL EXPOSURE WERE ALTERATIONS IN TELOMERE LENGTH, GENE OR PROTEIN EXPRESSION, MITOCHONDRIAL DNA CONTENT, METABOLOMICS, DNA DAMAGE, AND EPIGENETIC MODIFICATIONS. MANY OF THESE EFFECTS WERE SEX-SPECIFIC, BEING PREDOMINANT IN BOYS. ONE ARTICLE REPORTED A SYNERGISTIC INTERACTION BETWEEN AS AND HG, AND TWO ARTICLES OBSERVED ANTAGONISTIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PTMS AND ESSENTIAL METALS, SUCH AS CU, SE, AND ZN. THE FINDINGS IN THIS REVIEW HIGHLIGHT THAT THE PROBLEM OF PTM EXPOSURE PERSISTS, AFFECTING THE MOST SUSCEPTIBLE POPULATIONS, SUCH AS NEWBORNS. SOME OF THESE ASSOCIATIONS WERE OBSERVED AT LOW CONCENTRATIONS OF PTMS. MOST OF THE STUDIES HAVE FOCUSED ON SINGLE EXPOSURES; HOWEVER, THREE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ESSENTIAL AND NONESSENTIAL METALS WERE OBSERVED, HIGHLIGHTING THAT METAL MIXTURES NEED MORE ATTENTION.	2023