More Than Just a Mood – How a Mother’s Health Affects Baby’s Brain Development: Video Lay Summary
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| Title of lay summary | More Than Just a Mood – How a Mother’s Health Affects Baby’s Brain Development: Video Lay Summary |
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| Vetting Professional | Dr Jonathan Rogers |
| Vetting Professional Affiliation(s) / participating organisation(s) | King's College London, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience: Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health MSc, PG Dip, PG Cert (online) |
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| Key Search Words |
Depression Pregnancy Baby brain development Obesity Ethnic Minorities |
| Key Search Words for Expert Audience |
Depression Antenatal EDPS Neurodevelopment Latent Class Growth Analysis |
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| Provide the full weblink DOI of the published scientific article: | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eclinm.2022.101512 |
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| Title of the original peer-reviewed published article: | Longitudinal phenotyping of maternal antenatal depression in obese pregnant women supports multiple-hit hypothesis for fetal brain development, a secondary analysis of the UPBEAT study |
| Journal Name: | eClinicalMedicine |
| Year of publication: | 2022 |
| Authors: |
Julie Nihouarn Sigurdardottir Sara White Angela Flynn Claire Singh Annette Briley Mary Rutherford Lucilla Poston |
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No conflict of interest reported |
| Original Article language: | English |
| Article Type: | Prospective cohort study |
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