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Why Do Minority Women Have a Higher Risk of Postpartum Depression?


 

Their data provide a set of risk factors that can be used in screening new mothers, the researchers say. A brief, single assessment for previous psychiatric and abuse/trauma history during the perinatal period, along with regular mood monitoring, could increase a clinician’s ability to predict the onset of PPD.

Source:
Guintivano J, Sullivan PF, Stuebe AM. Psychol Med . 2018;48(7):1190-1200.
doi: 10.1017/S0033291717002641.

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