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MICROVASCULAR FUNCTION IS IMPAIRED IN ADULTS WHO REPORTED ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EVENTS

Microvascular function, assessed using the cutaneous microcirculation, has been proposed as a prognostic marker of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). Adversity early in life, referred to as adverse childhood events (ACEs), has been associated with the development of CVDs during adulthood. Whether or not microvascular dysfunction is present in adults who report ACEs has yet to be investigated.