
Angarika Balakrishnan
PhD Candidate in Psychology at Northeastern University, researching early-life adversity's effects on brain development and mental health.
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Jun 17, 2026
How Early Life Adversity Rewires the Developing Brain
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5:19Deborah WestphalHOST
Where did you go to school? What were you kind of focusing on? And how did you get to the PhD candidacy here? So tell us about that.
5:42
So I think this was like conversation with my parents where I really felt that I did not still want to narrow myself down too much.
5:50
I feel like there is so much that science has to offer, like the different systems in the body.
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If I started concentrating on just one system early on, I wouldn't be able to get the entire extent of it.
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17:25Deborah WestphalHOST
What is it that you're studying? I think you're using rodents, but what are some of the hypotheses or the questions that you're trying to answer?
