Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10515625 Midwifery 2015 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
These findings suggest that depressive symptoms may precede increased BMI during pregnancy in women who do not gain weight excessively. There may be longitudinal relationships between depressive symptoms and BMI during pregnancy; however, further research is required to identify the mechanisms that link these health outcomes and inform the focus of intervention design.
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