BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: May 25, 2023
Epidemiological
studies
have
identified
maternal
antenatal
anxiety
and
several
adverse
birth
outcomes,
but
limited
focused
on
the
relationship
with
long-term
physical
growth
of
children.
The
study
aimed
to
assess
influence
pregnancy-related
in
children
at
different
exposure
periods
during
pregnancy.3,154
mother-child
pairs
were
included
based
Ma'anshan
cohort
study.
Maternal
prenatal
was
obtained
by
administering
a
questionnaire
using
(PRAQ)
scale
1st,
2nd
3rd
trimesters
pregnancy.
Body
fat
(BF)
(48
72
months)
Mass
Index
(BMI)
(birth
collected
repeatedly
for
Group-based
trajectory
models
applied
fit
trajectories
BMI
BF.Maternal
(OR
=
0.81;
95%
CI:
0.68
0.98;
P
<
0.025)
0.80;
0.67
0.97;
0.020)
associated
decreased
risk
rapid
weight
gain
(RWG)
first
year
life.
Children
aged
48
months
mothers
trimester
had
lower
(β
-0.161;
CI,
-0.293
-0.029;
0.017)
BF
-0.190;
-0.334
-0.046;
0.010),
these
less
likely
develop
very
high
0.54;
0.34
0.84;
0.006),
0.72;
0.53
0.99;
0.043).
Similar
associations
found
between
both
children's
growth.Offspring
predicts
poorer
infancy
preschool
age.
Early
improvement
treatment
could
benefit
health
development
early
childhood.
The Lancet Global Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(2), P. e317 - e330
Published: Dec. 6, 2023
Over
the
past
three
decades,
substantial
progress
has
been
made
in
reducing
maternal
mortality
worldwide.
However,
historical
focus
on
reduction
accompanied
by
comparative
neglect
of
labour
and
birth
complications
that
can
emerge
or
persist
months
years
postnatally.
This
paper
addresses
these
overlooked
conditions,
arguing
their
absence
from
global
health
agenda
national
action
plans
led
to
misconception
they
are
uncommon
unimportant.
The
limitation
postnatal
care
services
6
weeks
after
is
also
a
contributing
factor.
We
reviewed
epidemiological
data
medium-term
long-term
arising
childbirth
beyond
weeks,
along
with
high-quality
clinical
guidelines
for
prevention,
identification,
treatment.
explore
complex
interplay
human
evolution,
physiology,
inherent
predispositions
contribute
complications.
offer
actionable
recommendations
change
current
trajectories
neglected
conditions
help
achieve
targets
Sustainable
Development
Goal
3.
third
Series
four
papers
about
perinatal
period
beyond.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(2), P. 1098 - 1098
Published: Jan. 8, 2023
The
presence
of
anxiety
during
pregnancy
is
associated
with
adverse
consequences
for
both
mothers
and
their
babies.
aim
this
study
was
to
review
the
prevalence
in
European
pregnant
women
order
find
out
which
countries
have
published
most
studies
respect
pregnancy,
are
least
prevalent
terms
within
women,
common
tools
used
assess
stage.
As
such,
a
literature
conducted
regarding
that
were
last
twenty
years
PsycInfo,
Medline,
SCOPUS
databases.
Thirty-eight
selected
purposes
review.
generalized
disorder
(GAD)
varies
considerably
between
studies.
carried
research
on
issue
Spain,
Italy,
United
Kingdom.
widely
assessment
instrument
State
Trait
Anxiety
Inventory
(STAI).
lowest
rate
anxiety,
using
STAI-E,
found
Poland,
7.7%,
highest
36.5%.
GAD
ranges
from
0.3%
10.8%.
This
indicates
very
relevant
mental
health
problem.
It
therefore
important
detect
intervene
early
promote
well-being
children.
BMC Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Aug. 7, 2023
Antenatal
depression
and
anxiety
symptoms
may
have
negative
consequences
for
both
mothers
offspring,
upward
trends
in
the
prevalence
of
these
were
especially
apparent
during
COVID-19
epidemic.
The
purpose
this
study
was
to
evaluate
relevant
factors
influencing
depressive
Chinese
pregnant
women
post-COVID-19
era.We
conducted
an
online
survey
1,963
Jiangsu
Province,
using
a
cross-sectional
design,
collected
their
general
demographic
data.
nine-item
Patient
Health
Questionnaire
9
(PHQ-9)
used
symptoms,
seven-item
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
7
(GAD-7)
measure
symptoms.The
reported
antenatal
combined
with
25.2%,
27.9%,
18.6%,
respectively.
Of
respondents,
moderate
severe
depression,
7.9%
7.7%,
Binary
logistic
regression
analysis
demonstrated
that
age,
low
level
education,
rural
area,
unemployment,
pregnancy
complications,
poor
marital
relationship,
fair
household
income
positively
association
(all
P
<
0.05).
proportion
reporting
third
trimester
1.91-fold
higher
than
first
trimester.
Parity
factor
0.05).In
era,
expected,
it
is
vital
establish
hospital,
community,
family
psychological
health
screening
systems
based
on
enhance
early
preventive
measures.
JAMA Network Open,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(11), P. e2343711 - e2343711
Published: Nov. 17, 2023
Anxiety
disorders
are
associated
with
poor
maternal
and
neonatal
outcomes.
Women
in
low-
middle-income
countries
(LMICs)
thought
to
be
disproportionally
burdened
by
these
disorders,
yet
their
prevalence
is
unclear.
BMJ Open,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. e069988 - e069988
Published: Feb. 1, 2023
A
manualised
cognitive-behavioural
therapy-based
psychosocial
intervention
for
prenatal
anxiety
called
Happy
Mother
Healthy
Baby
is
being
tested
its
effectiveness
through
a
randomised
control
trial
in
Pakistan.
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
evaluate
the
delivery
process
and
research
process.Qualitative
methods
were
used
explore
depth
process.This
evaluation
embedded
within
conducted
tertiary
care
facility
Rawalpindi,
Pakistan.Data
collected
in-depth
interviews
(n=35)
with
participants
focus
group
discussions
(n=3)
staff.
Transcripts
analysed
using
Framework
Analysis.The
indicated
that
it
can
be
effectively
delivered
by
non-specialist
providers
trained
supervised
specialist.
perceived
culturally
acceptable
appropriately
addressing
problems
related
anxiety.
Lack
awareness
'talking'
therapies
poor
family
support
potential
barriers
participant
engagement.
highlighted
appropriate
consent
procedures
facilitated
recruitment
participants,
while
incentivisation
involvement
sustained
engagement
retention.
women's
empowerment
mental
health
stigma
implementation
programme.We
conclude
non-specialists
feasibly
deliver
an
evidence-based
integrated
into
routine
antenatal
hospital.
Non-specialist
are
likely
more
cost
effective
less
stigmatising.
Inclusion
key
recruitment,
retention
intervention.NCT03880032.
Atención Primaria Práctica,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(2), P. 100192 - 100192
Published: Feb. 6, 2024
La
ansiedad
es
una
respuesta
natural
que
en
ocasiones
genera
un
sufrimiento
excesivo
y
desadaptación.
Los
trastornos
de
se
han
acentuado
durante
el
siglo
XXI
aumentando
su
diagnóstico
tratamiento.
determinantes
son
diversos
(biológicos,
psicológicos,
sociales
ambientales).
En
texto
destaca
papel
los
ambientales
cómo
cambios
del
último
generado
ambiente
ansiógeno.
tecnología
las
redes
aumentan
la
debido
a
dependencia,
ciberacoso
sobreexposición
información
negativa.
Aspectos
laborales,
imagen
corporal
pérdida
privacidad
también
contribuyen
ansiedad.
El
cambio
climático
ecoansiedad
preocupación
por
futuro,
afectando
especialmente
jóvenes.
eventos
climáticos
extremos
migración
forzada
riesgo
mentales.
resumen,
aumento
sociedad
contemporánea
parece
deberse
interacción
compleja
factores
sociales,
tecnológicos,
laborales
medioambientales.
Anxiety
is
response
that
sometimes
generates
excessive
suffering
and
maladaptation.
disorders
have
intensified
during
the
21st
century,
leading
to
increased
diagnosis
treatment.
The
determinants
are
diverse
(biological,
psychological,
social,
environmental).
text
highlights
role
of
social
how
changes
in
last
century
created
an
anxiety-inducing
environment.
Technology
media
contribute
anxiety
through
dependency,
cyberbullying,
overexposure
negative
information.
Workplace,
body
image,
lack
privacy
also
anxiety.
Climate
change
eco-anxiety
concern
for
future,
particularly
affecting
young
people.
Extreme
weather
events
forced
migration
increase
risk
mental
disorders.
In
summary,
rise
contemporary
society
appears
be
due
complex
interplay
technological,
occupational,
environmental
factors.
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: July 21, 2023
The
increasing
prevalence
of
postpartum
anxiety
as
a
common
psychological
problem
affects
large
part
women's
lives.
Despite
the
existence
tools
in
this
field,
but
due
to
lack
specificity
reflecting
anxiety,
it
is
necessary
have
specific
tool
screen
it.
Since
psychometric
evaluation
Postpartum
Specific
Anxiety
Scale-Research
Short-Form
(PSAS-RSF)
among
Iranian
women
has
not
been
assessed
Iran
until
now,
so
we
decided
conduct
study
with
aim
PSAS-IR-RSF.We
included
180
(six
weeks
six
months
postpartum)
by
random
sampling
during
period
from
December
2021
June
2022.
We
examined
validity
PSAS-IR-RSF
terms
face,
content
and
construct
(through
exploratory
confirmatory
factor
analyses).
used
internal
consistency
test-retest
reliability
determine
scale.In
present
study,
index
(CVI)
ratio
(CVR)
were
equal
0.91
0.97,
respectively.
extracted
four-factor
structure
through
process
analysis.
values
fitting
indices
confirmed
model.
Cronbach's
alpha
coefficient
was
0.72
intra-class
correlation
(with
95%
confidence
interval)
0.97
(0.98
0.93).The
Persian
version
valid
reliable
for
women.
Journal of Anxiety Disorders,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
103, P. 102841 - 102841
Published: Feb. 6, 2024
For
screening
for
anxiety
during
pregnancy
and
after
birth
to
be
efficient
effective
it
is
important
know
the
optimal
time
screen
in
order
identify
women
who
might
benefit
from
treatment.