Lack of partner impacts newborn health through maternal depression: A pilot study of low-income immigrant Latina women

de Baca Tomas Cabeza; Wojcicki Janet M.; Epel Elissa S.; Adler Nancy E.

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Lack of partner impacts newborn health through maternal depression: A pilot study of low-income immigrant Latina women

机译：缺乏合作伙伴通过母亲抑郁症影响新生儿健康：低收入移民拉丁女性的试点研究

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Introduction: Latina women have a high burden of depression and other mental health issues, particularly in the perinatal period. Suboptimal maternal mental health can have adverse developmental and physiological impacts on child growth. The present study examines the impact of unplanned pregnancy and pregnancy relationship status on prenatal maternal depression in a sample of low-income Latina women. We hypothesized that the association between these prenatal stressors and newborn health would be mediated through prenatal depression.

机译：简介：拉提纳女性抑郁症和其他心理健康问题的负担较高，特别是在围产期。次优产妇心理健康可能对儿童增长产生不利的发育和生理影响。本研究探讨了计划生预期妊娠与妊娠关系状态对低收入拉丁妇女样本孕产妇抑郁症的影响。我们假设这些产前压力源和新生儿健康之间的关联将通过产前抑制介导。

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《Midwifery》 |2018年第2018期|共6页
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de Baca Tomas Cabeza; Wojcicki Janet M.; Epel Elissa S.; Adler Nancy E.;
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Univ Calif San Francisco Dept Med Div Cardiol 400 Parnassus Ave Room AC-16 Box 0369 San;

Univ Calif San Francisco Div Gastroenterol Hepatol &

Nutr Dept Pediat 550 16th St San Francisco;

Univ Calif San Francisco Dept Psychiat San Francisco CA 94143 USA;

Univ Calif San Francisco Dept Psychiat Ctr Hlth &

Community San Francisco CA USA;

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中图分类妇产科学;
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Depression; Infant health; Latinos; Life history theory; Planned pregnancy; Relationship status;

机译：抑郁症;婴儿健康;拉美裔;生活史理论;计划怀孕;关系状况;

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Lack of partner impacts newborn health through maternal depression: A pilot study of low-income immigrant Latina women

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