The ACEs study was launched in the late 1990s by the CDC and Kaiser Permanente. It followed more than 17,000 people and asked about ten categories of childhood adversity. Researchers found a powerful connection: the more ACEs a person experienced, the greater their risk for a wide range of health and life challenges later on […]
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