Animals,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12(10), С. 1266 - 1266
Опубликована: Май 14, 2022
Equine
fetal
hair
starts
to
grow
at
around
270
days
of
pregnancy,
and
collected
birth
reflects
hormones
the
last
third
pregnancy.
The
study
aimed
evaluate
cortisol
(CORT)
dehydroepiandrosterone-sulfate
(DHEA-S)
concentrations
their
ratio
in
trichological
matrix
foals
mares
relation
clinical
parameters;
condition
neonate
(study
1);
housing
place
parturition
2).
In
1,
107
mare-foal
pairs
were
divided
into
healthy
(group
H;
n
=
56)
sick
S;
51)
foals,
whereas
2,
group
H
was
hospital
(n
30)
breeding
farm
26)
parturition.
Steroids
from
measured
using
a
solid-phase
microtiter
radioimmunoassay.
CORT
did
not
differ
between
groups
appear
be
influenced
by
parameters.
A
correlation
foal
mare
(p
0.019;
r
0.312,
p
0.006;
0.349,
S)
DHEA-S
0.018;
0.282,
<
0.001;
0.44,
0.361,
0.027;
0.271,
exists
both
groups.
Increased
0.033)
decreased
CORT/DHEA-S
0.001)
potential
biomarkers
chronic
stress
final
as
well
sign
resilience
allostatic
load
deserve
further
attention
evaluation
prenatal
hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal
(HPA)
axis
activity
equine
species.
hormone
hospitalized
for
attended
those
that
foaled
farm.
This
result
could
related
too
brief
period
hospitalization
cause
significant
changes
steroid
deposition
mare’s
hair.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Июнь 12, 2019
The
Dresden
Study
on
Parenting,
Work,
and
Mental
Health
("DResdner
Studie
zu
Elternschaft,
Arbeit
und
Mentaler
Gesundheit",
DREAM)
aims
to
prospectively
investigate
the
relationship
between
parental
work
participation,
role
distribution,
stress
factors,
their
effects
perinatal
outcomes
long-term
family
mental
somatic
health
in
a
community
sample
targeting
N
=
4,000
individuals,
i.e.,
2,000
couples,
expecting
child
residing
Dresden,
Germany
(interim
of
1,410
participants,
recruitment
ongoing).
Various
questionnaires
are
completed
at
four
measurement
points
from
pregnancy
two
years
postpartum
(prolongation
into
middle
childhood
planned).
Applying
multi-method
approach,
endocrinological
data
(analyses
hair
cortisol
concentrations
other
endogenous
hormones,
"DREAMHAIR")
qualitative
interview
(regarding
gender
attitudes
distribution
domestic
work,
care,
paid
employment;
"DREAMTALK")
obtained.
In
this
study
protocol,
theoretical
background,
methods,
preliminary
results
considering
sociodemographic
characteristics
during
birth-related
factors
eight
weeks
presented.
Additionally,
there
is
focus
our
sub-study
DREAMHAIR.
currently
comprising
152
88
families
(recruitment
ongoing),
we
want
gain
knowledge
transgenerational
processes
regulation
psychopathology
whole
by
analyzing
both
parents
children
course
(or
after
birth
regarding
children)
least
postpartum.
By
comparing
clinical
mothers
with
disorders,
children,
partners
period
admission
discharge
mother-baby
unit
post-treatment
("DREAMMBU"),
mothers'
psychopathology,
parent-infant
interaction,
infant
disorders
special
regard
correlates
will
be
examined.
With
previous
studies
neglecting
fathers
or
involved,
major
advantage
DREAM
use
multi-level
approach
examining
longitudinal
design.
Therefore,
contribute
better
understanding
social,
for
its
natural
becoming
family.
Summary
As
the
growing
weight
stigma
literature
has
developed,
one
critically
relevant
and
vulnerable
population
received
little
consideration—pregnant
postpartum
women.
Because
fluctuations
are
inherent
to
this
life
phase,
rates
of
prepregnancy
overweight
obesity
already
high,
gap
is
problematic.
More
recently,
however,
there
been
a
rising
interest
in
pregnancy‐related
its
consequences.
This
paper
therefore
sought
(a)
review
emerging
research
on
phenomenology
(b)
integrate
existing
evidence
present
novel
theoretical
framework
for
studying
stigma.
The
Weight
gain,
Obesity,
Maternal‐child
Biobehavioral
pathways,
Stigma
(WOMBS)
Framework
proposes
psychophysiological
mechanisms
linking
stigmatization
increased
risk
gain
and,
turn,
downstream
childhood
risk.
WOMBS
highlights
pregnant
women
as
theoretically
unique
at‐risk
whom
social
engages
maternal
physiology
transfers
child
via
physiological
mechanisms.
provides
useful
tool
guide
ultimately,
support
stigma‐reduction
efforts
critical
context.
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
8(11), С. 2015 - 2015
Опубликована: Ноя. 19, 2019
Maternal
stress
during
pregnancy
can
affect
fetal
development
certain
sensitive
periods.To
longitudinally
assess
maternal
hair
cortisol
levels
pregnancy,
and
the
postpartum
along
with
neonatal
that
could
be
associated
infant
neurodevelopment
at
six
months
of
age.A
sample
41
pregnant
women
assessed
first,
second,
third
trimester
postpartum,
their
full-term
neonates
participated
in
this
study.
Hair
were
from
participants.
Infant
was
by
means
Bayley
Scale
Infants
Development,
Third
Edition
age
months.Maternal
first
second
accounted
for
24%
23%,
respectively,
variance
gross
motor
(p
<
0.05).
31%
cognitive
0.05),
25%
Neonatal
28%
0.05).The
preconception
prenatal
time
are
periods
related
to
surrounding
fetus
while
womb.
Pregnant
attending
a
appointment.
