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  "textContent": "Experiences of stress early in life may disrupt the gut-brain connection and increase the risk of digestive disorders years later. A new study published in Gastroenterology suggests that stress during early development could increase the risk of digestive problems later in life. The researchers found that these long-term effects are tied to changes in both [...]",
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