Objective This study investigated: 1) the prevalence of psychological distress among a
cohort of mothers of Pacific children; and 2) the socio‐demographic and lifestyle variables …

Objective: In a sample of Pacific mothers living in New Zealand, we examined: 1) maternal
reports about seven specific major housing problems (too small, difficult to get to from the …

This article investigates the prevalence of potential psychological disorder amongst a cohort
of primarily Pacific fathers in New Zealand over their child's first 6-years of life. The analysis …

Pacific peoples represent one of the fastest growing population subgroups in New Zealand
and suffer disproportionately from diabetes, obesity, and other diseases. There is little …

Abstract Knowledge about the health, psychosocial, and behavioural characteristics of
Pacific peoples with young children resident in New Zealand is limited. The Pacific Islands …

Objective: To assess the prevalence of and risk factors for postnatal depressive symptoms in
a cohort of mothers of Pacific Island infants in Auckland, New Zealand. Method: The data …

Research among indigenous women in Australia has shown that a number of lifestyle
factors are associated with poor obstetric outcomes; however, little evidence appears in the …

Perinatal distress and depression can have significant impacts on both the mother and baby.
The present study investigated psychosocial and obstetric factors associated with perinatal …

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Aim This study investigated associations between individual, maternal, cultural and socio-
demographic variables with symptoms of child depression in 9-year-old Pacific children …