Aim: The present study investigates both the antenatal prediction of the occurrence of
depression during the first year postpartum and the course of depression in populations at …

Depression during pregnancy is common (∼ 15%). Routine prenatal depression screening
coupled with the use of physician collaborators to assist in connecting women with care is …

BACKGROUND: Childbearing years in the women's life are associated with the highest risk
of depression. In this study depression in third trimester of pregnancy and after delivery was …

This study used insurance claims data to evaluate obstetric outcomes in pregnant women
with and without depression because population study for Asian women on the issue is …

In this study, we evaluated the association between prenatal depression symptoms adverse
birth outcomes in African–American women. We conducted a retrospective cohort study of …

Women often seek clinical consultation for antidepressant use both prior to conception and
during pregnancy. Some women experience a new onset of symptoms during pregnancy …

Objectives To study the prevalence of depression during pregnancy and its associated risk
factors in Lebanese women. Materials and methods A prospective randomized study was …

Background The aim of this study was to assess point and period prevalence and incidence
of perinatal depression in Mexican women. Methods The Structured Clinical Interview for …

The prevalence of postpartum depression is approximately 13%. Postpartum depression is
associated with a higher maternal morbidity and mortality, and also with pervasive effects on …