怀孕期间的压力与新生儿低出生体重有关:罗德岛州的经验

Molly Bloom1, Annie Gjelsvik2, Siraj Amanullah3

  • 1Global Health/Faculty Development Fellow in the department of Family Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI, USA. mjbloom1@gmail.com.

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概括

产前压力显著增加了低出生体重 (LBW) 新生儿的风险. 怀孕期间中度至高压力与1.70的LBW概率有关,突出了对压力支持服务的需求.

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