As elevations in depressive symptomatology have been associated with adverse maternal and infant outcomes, further study of the impact of psychiatric treatment in gravid women is essential.
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As elevations in depressive symptomatology have been associated with adverse maternal and infant outcomes, further study of the impact of psychiatric treatment in gravid women is essential.
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- Predicting maternal sensitivity: The roles of postnatal depressive symptoms and parasympathetic dysregulation (2012) · doi
Although low levels of maternal sensitivity have been hypothesized to explain this risk, the biological mechanisms underlying the association between maternal depressive symptoms and low levels of maternal sensitivity have been largely underexplored.
Keywords: maternal levels sensitivity hypothesized explain risk biological mechanisms underlying association depressive symptoms largely underexplored - Depressive Symptoms among Pregnant Women Screened in Obstetrics Settings (2003) · doi
As elevations in depressive symptomatology have been associated with adverse maternal and infant outcomes, further study of the impact of psychiatric treatment in gravid women is essential.
Keywords: elevations depressive symptomatology associated adverse maternal infant outcomes further impact psychiatric treatment gravid women essential - Paternal perinatal depression: cases (2020) · doi
Despite many years of research on trigger mechanisms, clinical features and the consequences of perinatal depression in women, one can still get the impression that too little is known about this mental disorder in the perinatal period in women.
Keywords: perinatal women despite years trigger mechanisms clinical features consequences depression still impression little known mental
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