… major depression during pregnancy was associated with adverse perinatal outcomes and
… ) and smoking (strongly associated with adverse perinatal outcomes)9 during pregnancy in …

… against a major depressive episode, a condition that can be severe and life threatening.1
Ten percent of pregnant women meet diagnostic criteria for major depressive disorder,2 with …

… major depression alone by identifying it discretely as major … identify perinatal depression,
most accurately major depression, … If one assumes that the risk of a false‐negative depression …

… involved in the pathogenesis of perinatal depression, in view of … Given the evidence that
perinatal mental disorders involve … represents a medical priority to prevent perinatal depression. …

… to perinatal outcomes between women who presented major … present study suggest that
perinatal outcomes (ie, preterm … to the presence of major depression during pregnancy that is …

… Perinatal depression (PND) is a major depressive episode during pregnancy or within 4
weeks after childbirth up to a year. Risk factors for PND include stressful life events, history …

… Significant findings are further investigated using a sensitivity analysis for parous women
who had experienced major depression without any perinatal episodes (non-PND). To …

… Given the risk of adverse perinatal outcomes associated with a depressive disorder, the
Health … for major depressive disorder was 92 percent and 89 percent for minor depression [15]. …

… The major finding of our study is that women with a … depression during pregnancy and
perinatal outcomes. In our study, however, women had a pre-gestational diagnosis of depression. …

… The prevalence of major depressive disorder in women is highest during the childbearing
years (1) . Maternal depression is associated with perinatal risk related to physiological …