Psychosocial Stress During First Pregnancy Predicts Infant Health Outcomes in the First Postnatal Year

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A. L. Phelan
M. R. DiBenedetto
I. M. Paul
J. Zhu
K. H. Kjerulff
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[1] Penn State University,Department of Public Health Sciences, College of Medicine
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Maternal and Child Health Journal | 2015年 / 19卷
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Prenatal stress; Infant health; Urgent care; Health care utilization; Pregnancy;
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页码:2587 / 2597
页数:10
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