Material Hardship and Mental Health Symptoms Among a Predominantly Low Income Sample of Pregnant Women Seeking Prenatal Care

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RT @SpringerPBH: Material Hardship and #MentalHealth Symptoms Among a Predominantly Low Income Sample of #Pregnant Women Seeking #PrenatalC…

23 Aug 2018

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Material Hardship and #MentalHealth Symptoms Among a Predominantly Low Income Sample of #Pregnant Women Seeking #PrenatalCare in new @MCHJournal #maternalhealth https://t.co/nwAdTp9pJY

23 Aug 2018

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I mean, do we really need a study to tell us this? “The physical, emotional, and social effects of deprivation of basic daily needs may contribute to pregnant women’s experiences of mental health symptoms.” https://t.co/oVOehqNu30

18 Mar 2018

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Material Hardship and Mental Health Symptoms Among a Predominantly Low Income Sample of Pregnant Women Seeking Prenatal Care. https://t.co/pPOiVKOzDR

16 Mar 2018

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