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1. Many factors influence PTSD development

Author

Rutledge, Barbara J.

Subjects
Mother and infant -- Psychological aspects, Mother and infant -- Research, Post-traumatic stress disorder -- Causes of, Post-traumatic stress disorder -- Diagnosis, Post-traumatic stress disorder -- Research, Psychic trauma -- Risk factors, Psychic trauma -- Research
Abstract

SANTIAGO, CHILE -- Various kinds of risk factors for posttraumatic stress disorder and numerous countervailing factors might singularly or collectively promote vulnerability or protection in people who experience traumatic events, [...]

Published
2007

2. Postpartum depression impairs child development. (Poor Cognition, Impaired Growth)

Author

Jancin, Bruce

Subjects
Postpartum depression -- Social aspects, Postpartum depression -- Psychological aspects, Child development, Mother and infant -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

SAN FRANCISCO -- Postpartum depression is the most common illness in the postpartum period yet the least commonly recognized and treated, Dr. Shaila Misri reported at a satellite symposium which [...]

Published
2003

3. Postpartum depression hurts kids. (Boys More Adversely Affected Than Girls)

Author

Jancin, Bruce

Subjects
Postpartum depression -- Health aspects, Mother and infant -- Psychological aspects, Mother and infant -- Health aspects
Abstract

SAN FRANCISCO -- Postpartum depression is the most common illness in the postpartum period yet the least commonly recognized and treated, Dr. Shaila Misri reported at a satellite symposium held [...]

Published
2003

4. Unresponsive neonate, more maternal depression. (Low 'Orientation' Scores)

Author

Sherman, Carl

Subjects
Postpartum depression -- Risk factors, Infants (Newborn) -- Social aspects, Mothers -- Psychological aspects, Mother and infant -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

MADRID -- The seriously negative effects of maternal depression on infant development have been well documented, but the cause-and-effect relationship may actually be bidirectional: Certain neonatal characteristics could put the [...]

Published
2002

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