Processes Influencing Adult Health: Genotype and Epigenetic (DNA Methylation) for a Sample of Individuals who Experienced Poverty in Childhood

This study evaluates the long-term consequences of childhood adversity on adult health. Individuals were aged 21-44 years and approximately half were women. During school-age years, these adults participated in research at Mt. Hope Family Center, including comprehensive assessments of psychological and interpersonal functioning and well as assessment of childhood adversity exposures. This follow-up study includes DNA methylation array data and SNP genotypes.

• Type: Cohort
• Archive: The database of Genotypes and Phenotypes (dbGaP)