Stress during pregnancy is also a risk factor that may have significant consequences for the developing fetus.

Stress may have far reaching mental health implications, especially for pregnant women and their children.

Scientists from The Douglas Institute and from McGill University publish new findings within Project Ice Storm.

After Basic Needs are Met: Psychological Help Vital for 2004 Tsunami Survivors

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Collaborations led by Reut Gruber's ABS lab.

The lab team studies the effect of prenatal stress on childhood development and the various risk factors associated with schizophrenia.  

Suzanne King is investigating  risk factors for schizophrenia, such as prenatal stress, obstetric complications, and cannabis use.

Natalie Grizenko is medical director with the mandate of integrating research, teaching and clinical excellence throughout the program.

David Laplante has been studying the link between prenatal stress and early childhood development.