Maternal depression

L’altra faccia della medaglia

B. Sacher

2016/9

Anche il pediatra se ne deve occupare?

G. Garrone, P. Levi, L. Luzzatto, M. Merlo, P. Morgando, G. Patrucco, D. Rollier

2009/5 — pag. 295-306

Post-partum depression is frequent: it affects about 10% of mothers but it is not always recognized and treated. It is a particular type of depression, whose characteristics are described in the present work. Post-partum depression, which very ofte...

L’inquinamento uccide Bambini (e mamme) in prigione “Cortisone” e Kawasaki: up and down Depressione materna e diarrea dei bambini Buona sanità e… scoperta dell’acqua calda Obesità, abitudine a camminare e percezione dell’ambiente Resistenze ai macrolidi: primo RCT

2007/2 — pag. 79-80

Supporto precoce ai neogenitori E necessario? Serve?

Mg. Apollonio, C. Barbiero, S. Bascucci, et al.

2005/9 — pag. 589-598

Early (pre and postnatal) support to parents is widely seen as an effective strategy to improve both parental and child wellbeing and health. The effects of two different interventions addressing parents during the first year of life of their baby ...

I tre paradossi della dimissione precoce

D. Baronciani, R. Bellu’, R. Zanini

1999/3 — pag. 181-183

The evidence on the health consequences of early newborn discharge are reviewed. Most of the studies on early discharge are aimed at showing that early discharge is safe and that no serious negative side effects are produced, rather than showing an...