Abstract
Older persons in a clinical-pathologic study rated adverse childhood experiences; 192 subsequently died and underwent a uniform neuropathologic examination. Higher level of childhood emotional neglect was associated with an increased likelihood of chronic cerebral infarction, suggesting that chronically feeling unloved may be a risk factor for cerebral infarction. See p. 1534; Editorial, p. 1524 The study population consisted of 1,031 Finnish men aged 46 to 65 years, with a total of 67 strokes (50 ischemic) during 12.1 follow-up years. High serum concentrations of lycopene, as a marker of tomato and tomato-based product intake, were …
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