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Plos One|January 15, 2025

Maternal characteristics and their relation to early mother-child interaction and cognitive development in toddlersJasmin Preiß, Adelheid Lang, Theresa Hauser, et al.

Psychoneuroendocrinology|November 5, 2025

Fetal Dehydroepiandrosterone from Hair Samples at Birth Predicts Language DevelopmentMichaela Reimann-Ayiköz, Jasmin Preiß, Eva Reisenberger, et al.

Frontiers in Endocrinology|July 1, 2026

From womb to words: the sex-specific interplay of fetal sex hormones and maternal mood on infant language developmentMichaela Reimann-Ayiköz, Jasmin Preiß, Eva Reisenberger, et al.

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Plos One|January 15, 2025

Maternal characteristics and their relation to early mother-child interaction and cognitive development in toddlersJasmin Preiß, Adelheid Lang, Theresa Hauser, et al.

Psychoneuroendocrinology|November 5, 2025

Fetal Dehydroepiandrosterone from Hair Samples at Birth Predicts Language DevelopmentMichaela Reimann-Ayiköz, Jasmin Preiß, Eva Reisenberger, et al.

Frontiers in Endocrinology|July 1, 2026

From womb to words: the sex-specific interplay of fetal sex hormones and maternal mood on infant language developmentMichaela Reimann-Ayiköz, Jasmin Preiß, Eva Reisenberger, et al.

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