43 We found that the strongest association for risk of psychosis occurred after death in the nuclear family in early childhood (birth to 3 years) and, as suggested, this may reflect greater vulnerability to abnormal brain developmental trajectories the earlier the exposure occurs.
Little is known about that concurrent validity of screening items that may reflect depression vulnerability independent of current symptoms.
Conclusions: Interpersonal impairment is a stable feature of depression, a significant challenge to treatment, and may reflect underlying vulnerability to the onset, and recurrence, of depressive experiences.
Although this functional phenomenon is present in the absence of clinically relevant deficits, it may reflect a vulnerability to executive high-demanding conditions of daily living activities in patients with migraine.
We reasoned that shared deficits across the two conditions may reflect underlying vulnerability mechanisms, whereas impairments specific to alcohol dependence may reflect cumulative effects of alcohol consumption.
The high occurrence of fracture in ballooning bone, cysts in long bone and thin cortical thickness may reflect the vulnerability of ballooning bone and mechanical weakness of long bone, and multilocular UBC were usually observed in wildly spread cysts.
Given that individuals with subclinical levels of depressive symptoms are at heightened risk for developing MDD [ 1, 2], these results suggest candidate neural markers that may reflect trait vulnerability to MDD.
We therefore speculate that the apparent excess in development impairment seen in the entire PROGRAMS cohort may reflect the vulnerability to global brain injury and developmental delay attributable to fetal growth restriction.
