The loss of an infant through stillbirth, miscarriage, or neonatal death is recognized as a
traumatic life event. Predictors of development of complicated grief after prenatal loss …

Emerging evidence has suggested that miscarriage could be associated with significant and
possibly enduring psychological consequences. As many as 50% of miscarrying women …

Background Research indicates that men's psychological and physical health outcomes
after pregnancy loss differ from those of women. Our goal was to identify all literature with a …

We review the research literature regarding affective symptomatology and disorders
following miscarriage, with an emphasis on controlled studies and those that have been …

This paper argues that there is a cultural taboo against the public recognition and
expression of perinatal grief that hinders parents' ability to mourn and their psychological …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to explore the psychological experience of pregnancy
after a previous perinatal loss and to bring to light the risk factors of psychological distress …

The aim of this prospective study involving 39 women and 32 partners was to investigate the
grief response of both the woman and her partner to miscarriage and to ascertain if support …

Background: The quality of care received by a woman who gives birth to a dead baby is
crucial for her long‐term well‐being, and limiting the period between diagnosis of …

Twenty percent of all pregnancies end in miscarriage. Findings are mixed about who is most
at risk for a depressive response. The purpose of this study was to develop and test a …

Aim To report an analysis of the concept of perinatal bereavement. Background The concept
of perinatal bereavement emerged in the scientific literature during the 1970s. Perinatal …