Epigenetic Influences
Research reveals that maternal experiences during pregnancy, such as illness, can have profound epigenetic effects on offspring. Notably, children exposed to the 1918 flu pandemic showed significant increases in conditions like schizophrenia and autism. The discussion raises questions about whether these outcomes stem from stress, immune responses, or other biological factors, highlighting the complex interplay between maternal health and child development.In this clip
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Dr. David Linden: Life, Death & the Neuroscience of Your Unique Experience | Huberman Lab Podcast
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