Family Risk and Resilience Patterns Differentiate Early Childhood Vulnerability to Intergenerational Transmission of Abdominal Pain.

Francesca R Querdasi; Caitlin Murray; Peyton Johnson; Tasha B Murphy; Rona L Levy; Miranda A L van Tilburg; Margaret Kuklinski; Jennifer Bailey; Waylon Howard; Hafsah Diakhate; Kristen Daniels; Isabel Badillo; Tonya M Palermo

doi:10.1016/j.jpain.2026.106482

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Family Risk and Resilience Patterns Differentiate Early Childhood Vulnerability to Intergenerational Transmission of Abdominal Pain.

Francesca R Querdasi, Caitlin Murray, Peyton Johnson, Tasha B Murphy, Rona L Levy, Miranda A L van Tilburg, Margaret Kuklinski, Jennifer Bailey, Waylon Howard, Hafsah Diakhate, Kristen Daniels, Isabel Badillo, Tonya M Palermo

The journal of pain · 2026

Psicopatologia Neuroscienze Psicologia infantile

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abdominal pain related disorders of brain gut interactionintergenerational transmissionirritable bowel syndromeparentsyoung children

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Francesca R Querdasi, Caitlin Murray, Peyton Johnson, Tasha B Murphy, Rona L Levy, Miranda A L van Tilburg, Margaret Kuklinski, Jennifer Bailey, Waylon Howard, Hafsah Diakhate, Kristen Daniels, Isabel Badillo, Tonya M Palermo. (2026). Family Risk and Resilience Patterns Differentiate Early Childhood Vulnerability to Intergenerational Transmission of Abdominal Pain.. The journal of pain. DOI: 10.1016/j.jpain.2026.106482

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