Women in urban neighborhoods often face disproportionately higher levels of environmental and social stressors; however, the health effects from urban stressors remains poorly understood.
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Women in urban neighborhoods often face disproportionately higher levels of environmental and social stressors; however, the health effects from urban stressors remains poorly understood.
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- A Multi-Cohort Examination of the Independent Contributions of Maternal Childhood Adversity and Pregnancy Stressors to the Prediction of Children’s Anxiety and Depression (2022) · doi
Abstract Women’s social experiences can have long-term implications for their offspring’s health, but little is known about the potential independent contributions of multiple periods of stress exposures over time.
Keywords: abstract women social experiences long term implications offspring health little known potential independent contributions multiple - El uso de helmintos parásitos como bioindicadores en la evaluación de la calidad del agua: Lago de Tecocomulco vs. Laguna de metztitlán, Hidalgo, México (2013) · doi
Women's social experiences can have long-term implications for their offspring's health, but little is known about the potential independent contributions of multiple periods of stress exposures over time.
Keywords: women social experiences long term implications offspring health little known potential independent contributions multiple periods - Urban stress and its association with symptoms of depression, fatigue, and sleep disruption in women in Mexico City (2023) · doi
Women in urban neighborhoods often face disproportionately higher levels of environmental and social stressors; however, the health effects from urban stressors remains poorly understood.
Keywords: urban stressors women neighborhoods often face disproportionately higher levels environmental social health effects remains poorly
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