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High Stress During Pregnancy Can Raise Depression, Obesity Risk In Children
High stress among women in pregnancy may get passed on to the foetus and raise the risk of depression and obesity among children later, finds a study.
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10 Ways Exercising Daily Tones Your Body & Brain
Here we discuss how exercising can boost our body and brain health.
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How Important Is Working Out Daily? What Happens If You Don't Workout Regularly?
What happens if you dont workout regularly? Here's why you must exercise daily.
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Depression During Pregnancy Can Affect Your Baby's Immunity; Here's How You Can Fight This
Your body goes through several changes during pregnancy. Many also experience depression during pregnancy. A pregnant woman should not ignore the signs and symptoms of depression.
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Eating Disorders Linked To Long-Term Depression Risk For Mothers: Study
If you are a pregnant woman, without a saying, you must keep a close watch on what you eat. This is because any kind of eating disorder and body image concerns before or during pregnancy may lead to long-term depression, as per a recent study.
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Music Therapy May Help Anxiety Of Mothers-To-Be
Recent research suggests that music therapy may lessen symptoms of prenatal anxiety for some women, which in turn may benefit the health of her child.
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Fighting With Postpartum Depression? Some Sunlight Could Help!
Using light treatment in the late third trimester when seasonal day length is shortening, could minimize postpartum depressive symptoms in high-risk mothers during the first three months of their children's lives.
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Depression During Pregnancy May Give Your Child Sleep Disorders
A mother's prenatal or post natal depression may lead to problems in the sleeping behaviour of her child. Whereas, increased levels of happiness in the second and third trimester were associated with decreased risk for sleep problems in children.
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Taking Anti-Depressants During Pregnancy May Affect Child's Mental Health: Study
The research stated that about 32,400 children developed a psychiatric disorder later in life, which could have a strong link to their mothers taking anti-depressants during their pregnancy.
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Consuming a High-Fat Diet During Pregnancy May Make Your Child Depressed
A new study conducted by Oregon Health and Science University shows that mothers who follow a high-fat diet during pregnancy may increase the risk of anxiety disorders in their child.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Take Antidepressants During Pregnancy?
Mothers who opted for anti-depressants during their pregnancy may have put their children at a risk of autism according to a new study.
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Mother's Depression May Affect Kid's Brain Development
Depressive symptoms in women during and after pregnancy are linked to reduced thickness of the cortex -- the outer layer of the brain responsible for complex thought and behaviour -- in preschool-age kids, says a new study.
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Insomnia, Poor Sleep Quality Common for Men and Women During Pregnancy
During pregnancy, women and their male partners sometimes report insomnia or insufficient sleep, which may be tied to depression, according to a new study.
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Depression During Pregnancy Affects Mental Health Of Children
Depression during pregnancy increases the risk of behavioural and emotional problems in children, suggests a new finding.
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How Depression Is Linked To Diabetes During Pregnancy
New York: Depression in early pregnancy more than doubles the risk of gestational diabetes, which, in turn, increases risk of postpartum depression six weeks after giving birth, says a study. Gestational diabetes is a form of diabetes occurring only in pregnancy and, if untreated, may cause serious health problems for mother and infant. “Our data...
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High Stress During Pregnancy Can Raise Depression, Obesity Risk In Children
High stress among women in pregnancy may get passed on to the foetus and raise the risk of depression and obesity among children later, finds a study.
-
10 Ways Exercising Daily Tones Your Body & Brain
Here we discuss how exercising can boost our body and brain health.
-
How Important Is Working Out Daily? What Happens If You Don't Workout Regularly?
What happens if you dont workout regularly? Here's why you must exercise daily.
-
Depression During Pregnancy Can Affect Your Baby's Immunity; Here's How You Can Fight This
Your body goes through several changes during pregnancy. Many also experience depression during pregnancy. A pregnant woman should not ignore the signs and symptoms of depression.
-
Eating Disorders Linked To Long-Term Depression Risk For Mothers: Study
If you are a pregnant woman, without a saying, you must keep a close watch on what you eat. This is because any kind of eating disorder and body image concerns before or during pregnancy may lead to long-term depression, as per a recent study.
-
Music Therapy May Help Anxiety Of Mothers-To-Be
Recent research suggests that music therapy may lessen symptoms of prenatal anxiety for some women, which in turn may benefit the health of her child.
-
Fighting With Postpartum Depression? Some Sunlight Could Help!
Using light treatment in the late third trimester when seasonal day length is shortening, could minimize postpartum depressive symptoms in high-risk mothers during the first three months of their children's lives.
-
Depression During Pregnancy May Give Your Child Sleep Disorders
A mother's prenatal or post natal depression may lead to problems in the sleeping behaviour of her child. Whereas, increased levels of happiness in the second and third trimester were associated with decreased risk for sleep problems in children.
-
Taking Anti-Depressants During Pregnancy May Affect Child's Mental Health: Study
The research stated that about 32,400 children developed a psychiatric disorder later in life, which could have a strong link to their mothers taking anti-depressants during their pregnancy.
-
Consuming a High-Fat Diet During Pregnancy May Make Your Child Depressed
A new study conducted by Oregon Health and Science University shows that mothers who follow a high-fat diet during pregnancy may increase the risk of anxiety disorders in their child.
-
Here's Why You Shouldn't Take Antidepressants During Pregnancy?
Mothers who opted for anti-depressants during their pregnancy may have put their children at a risk of autism according to a new study.
-
Mother's Depression May Affect Kid's Brain Development
Depressive symptoms in women during and after pregnancy are linked to reduced thickness of the cortex -- the outer layer of the brain responsible for complex thought and behaviour -- in preschool-age kids, says a new study.
-
Insomnia, Poor Sleep Quality Common for Men and Women During Pregnancy
During pregnancy, women and their male partners sometimes report insomnia or insufficient sleep, which may be tied to depression, according to a new study.
-
Depression During Pregnancy Affects Mental Health Of Children
Depression during pregnancy increases the risk of behavioural and emotional problems in children, suggests a new finding.
-
How Depression Is Linked To Diabetes During Pregnancy
New York: Depression in early pregnancy more than doubles the risk of gestational diabetes, which, in turn, increases risk of postpartum depression six weeks after giving birth, says a study. Gestational diabetes is a form of diabetes occurring only in pregnancy and, if untreated, may cause serious health problems for mother and infant. “Our data...
