Perceived family support and postpartum posttraumatic stress and depressive symptoms: a network analysis with temporal within-site replication
BackgroundPostpartum posttraumatic stress and depressive symptoms often co-occur, but whether perceived support from family, friends, and significant others is associated with particular symptoms, or with symptoms of particular domains, remains unclear.MethodsIn this cross-sectional study at an obstetric outpatient clinic in Shanghai, China, 1,135 women were recruited at routine follow-up visits…
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