Childhood health through matrescence empowers women to sustain life-course brain health
Scher, M.S., Eyre, H.A., Adalat, S., Hartikainen, K., Berk, M., Ibanez, A. & Markvarde, A.
Resumen
The spectrum from normal brain functions to neurological and mental health disorders represents the life-course neural exposome. Proactive interventions strengthen rescue and reparative choices. Integration of intersectionality into health policy promotes global equity. Transdisciplinary care by women offers bio-social healthcare advantages for all persons. Reproduction and pregnancy establish foundational brain health during their child’s first 1000 days. Life-course healthcare that includes matrescence is more likely to promote brain health across successive lifespans.
Referencia
Scher, M.S., Eyre, H.A., Adalat, S. et al. Childhood health through matrescence empowers women to sustain life-course brain health. npj Womens Health 4, 16 (2026). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44294-026-00135-w
