DOSE
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Advancing Research in Perinatal Mental Health in Spanish-Speaking Latin American Women,s population. This chapter highlights the importance of Spanish-speaking Latin American research, participant engagement, and reporting of findings. It examines the context and contributing factors affecting perinatal mental health research in Spanish-speaking individuals in Latin America and the US
Legion
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Processes
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DOSE
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HEAVY
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招人嫉妒
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delusion
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Notorious
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M. L. Serre,G. Christakos,S. J. LeeA. The chapter uses the socioecological model to define and review those factors. Finally, the chapter discusses opportunities and considerations for researchers and institutions wanting to increase and advance this field.
Limited
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antiquated
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T. Wolf,J. Sénégas,L. Bertino,H. Wackernagel depression and anxiety. Studying physiological factors implicated in the development of perinatal mood disorders could help alter societal perceptions, particularly among marginalized individuals, including Spanish-speaking and Latina women.