Prenatal depression carries substantial risks for maternal and fetal health and increases
susceptibility to postpartum depression. Untreated depression in pregnancy is correlated …

Clinical depression, also called major depressive disorder, is commonly observed in women
of childbearing age. The prevalence rates of depression during pregnancy have been …

A proportion of women enter pregnancy with active psychiatric symptoms or disorders, with
or without concomitant psychotropic medication. Studies report that exposure to untreated …

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 …

Depression during pregnancy is common, affecting an estimated 20% of women. However,
conflicting data exist concerning the outcomes of this disorder. Thus, we reviewed studies …

Depression is a common illness during pregnancy, yet it often goes undetected and/or
untreated. Untreated depression during pregnancy has been associated with increased …

Depression has been identified by the World Health Organization as a major cause of
morbidity in the 21st century. As women between 25 and 44 yr represent the population at …

The author reviews the risks and benefits of untreated maternal depression during
pregnancy and the postnatal period and its effects on the well-being of the mother and …

Depression is a mood disorder which can affect 1 in every 4 women at some point of life
even during pregnancy. Depression is most often not properly diagnosed during pregnancy …

Objective: To address the maternal and neonatal risks of both depression and
antidepressant exposure and develop algorithms for periconceptional and antenatal …