Understanding, predicting, and treating depression in pregnancy to improve mothers' and offspring's mental health outcomes: The HappyMums study

Understanding, predicting, and treating depression in pregnancy to improve mothers' and offspring's mental health outcomes: The HappyMums study

Background: Perinatal depression is common: on average, more than 13% of women suffer from physician-diagnosed disorder and 20% report symptoms bearing clinical relevance. Maternal depression not only significantly impacts women's quality of life but also increases the offspring's risk of...

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Main Authors: A. Biaggi, V. Zonca, C. Anacker, V. Begni, F. Benedetti, A. Bramante, A. Braniecka, V. Brenna, M. Bulgheroni, C. Buss, L. Cavaliere, C.A.M. Cecil, A.C. Couch, D. de Barra, H. El Marroun, S. Entringer, R. Grassi-Oliveira, M. Jackowska, A. Korosi, P.J.C. Kwant, J. Lahti, K. Lekadir, I. Mansuy, F. Manuella, M. Marizzoni, U. Meyer, C. Monk, S. Nakić Radoš, C.M. Pariante, B.J.A. Pollux, K. Priestley, K. Räikkönen, J. Richetto, M.A. Riva, L.M. Rothmann, V. Simonetti, B. Vai, A.C. Vernon, M. Žutić, A. Cattaneo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2025-03-01
Series:Brain, Behavior, & Immunity - Health
Subjects:
Perinatal depression
Pregnancy
Risk factors
Biological mechanisms
Offspring
Intergenerational transmission
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666354625000195
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