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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Prenatal depression"”.
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Advancing Precision in Prenatal Depression Prediction: Leveraging EMRs and Enhancing ML-Model Fairness
Machine learning models for predicting perinatal depression (PND) from electronic medical records (EMRs) show promise for early intervention, yet significant performance disparities (model bias) across sociodemographic groups limit their clinical utility for diverse populations. Current EMR-based …
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Bridging the Gap - Exploring the Role of Cortisol on The Effects of Prenatal Depression on Child Neurocognition
Prenatal depression is a potentially debilitating experience that can affect both birthing parent and child. The current study investigates the role of cortisol, a hormone well-known for its involvement in the stress response, in the association between prenatal depression and child neurocognitive …
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Äidin raskaudenaikaisen masennuksen yhteys lapsen temperamenttipiirteisiin kuuden kuukauden iässä
Prenatal conditions alter fetal development in ways that may have long-term effects on the child's later physical and psychological development and health. According to the fetal programming hypothesis, the environment of the uterus may permanently affect the structure and operation of the organs …
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Exploring the Relationship between Postpartum Anxiety and Ethnicity/Race: A Secondary Analysis of TriNetX Data
… of how race, ethnicity, maternal age, prenatal anxiety, and prenatal depression diagnoses intersect to influence a Postpartum Anxiety diagnosis. This study aimed to investigate and quantify differences in PA rates across the following racial and ethnic groups: Black, White, Asian, …
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Exploring the Relationship between Postpartum Anxiety and Ethnicity/Race: A Secondary Analysis of TriNetX Data
… of how race, ethnicity, maternal age, prenatal anxiety, and prenatal depression diagnoses intersect to influence a Postpartum Anxiety diagnosis. This study aimed to investigate and quantify differences in PA rates across the following racial and ethnic groups: Black, White, Asian, …
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Prenatal anxiety and depression : the effects of social support during Covid-19 in Iceland
… that social support is an important factor for prenatal mental health. The aim of this study was twofold; firstly, to examine the prevalence of prenatal anxiety and depression in Icelandic women during Covid-19, and secondly to examine the association between symptoms of prenatal anxiety and …
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Risk and Promotive Factors for Perinatal Mental Health Problems: Adverse and Benevolent Childhood Experiences and Contemporaneous Support and Stress
… stress and social support as predictors of depression and PTSD symptoms during pregnancy and at 3-4 months postnatal.</p> <p>Participants were 175 ethnically-diverse women (<em>M</em> = 28.07 years, <em>SD</em> = 5.68, range = 18-40; 38.9% White, 25.7% Latina, 16.6% Black, 12.0% …
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Developmental Origins of Infant Emotion Regulation: Mediating and Moderating Effects of Infant Temperament and Maternal Sensitivity
… infant emotion regulation (ER) development. Prenatal depression, generalized anxiety, pregnancy-specific anxiety (PSA), and diurnal cortisol levels were assessed in 256 pregnant women in early and late pregnancy. Infant temperamental negativity was assessed at 3 months, and observational …
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Correlates and Predictors of Parenting and Problem Behaviors in Young Children of African American Adolescent Mothers
… in a structured interview during the prenatal period and again six years later. Maternal parenting efficacy and mother's reports of child negative affect and child effortful control predicted negative parenting. Lower maternal efficacy predicted maternal physical aggression. Mother's …
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Gestational Diabetes, Depression, and the Impact on Maternal Child Health Outcomes
<p>Antenatal depression occurs in about 20% of all pregnancies and gestational diabetes occurs in up to 14% of all pregnancies. Although there is sufficient information on (1) depression during pregnancy and (2) depression and diabetes, there is little information about depression and gestational …
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Motinų pogimdyvinės depresijos sąsajos su kūdikio raida: išplėstinė literatūros apžvalga /
… Associations Between Maternal Postpartum Depression and Infant Development: Extended Literature Review Physiotherapy Bachelor's Thesis The Author: Karolina Ptak Academic supervisor: Lekt. Viktorija Sytnikova Keywords: postpartum depression, infant motor development, infant cognitive …
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Trauma, Depression, Early Attachment, and Neonatal Health Outcomes among African American Mothers and their Infants
… developmental outcomes beginning during the prenatal period and persisting throughout childhood. There is a large and growing need for evidence-informed pre-and postnatal services for pregnant women, especially in high-risk populations. More research is needed to inform practices relative to …
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The Intergenerational Transmission of Stress: Investigating Mediators and Moderators of the Association between Maternal Adverse Childhood Experiences and Child Development
… Given the dearth of research examining prenatal biological mechanisms, the overall objective of this dissertation was to understand the role of the maternal hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis during pregnancy in transducing the effects of maternal ACEs to child developmental …
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Psychological Well-Being, Maternal-Foetal Bonding and Experiences of Indian Surrogates
… of surrogates’ psychological problems (anxiety, depression and stress) from pregnancy until several months after relinquishing the baby to the intended parents, (ii) to examine the nature of the bond formed between surrogates and the unborn baby and establish whether this prenatal bond …