Background Up to 18% of men experience depression and/or anxiety during the transition to
parenthood. Interventions designed specifically to promote the mental health of men during …

Background: Fathers' involvement in pregnancy and childbirth has increased, and this can
benefit their own health as well as their partners' and children's health. The objective of this …

Background New parents face increased risks of emotional distress and relationship
dissatisfaction. Digital interventions increase support access, but few preventive programs …

Background The Web is becoming increasingly popular for gaining information on medical
or health issues; with women in particular likely to search online for this type of information …

Background In early life, both mothers and fathers are important influences on their
children's diet, active play, and obesity risk. Parents are increasingly relying on the internet …

Background Traditionally, guidance and support to new parents have come from family,
friends, and health care providers. However, the internet and social media are growing …

Background Typically, web-based consumer health information is considered more
beneficial for people with high levels of education and income. No evidence shows that …

Background Prevention of depression and anxiety disorders early in life is a global health
priority. Evidence on risk and protective factors for youth internalizing disorders indicates …

Background: Pre-natal and post-natal periods are times when many women actively seek
health information from multiple sources, including the Internet. However, little is known …

Background Young men are particularly vulnerable to suicide, drug, and alcohol problems
and yet fail to seek appropriate help. An alternative or adjunct to face-to-face services has …