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Material Hardship and Mental Health Symptoms Among a Predominantly Low Income Sample of Pregnant Women Seeking Prenatal Care (abstract link/Maternal and Child Health Journal:

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Katz, J., Crean, H.F., Cerulli, C. et al. Matern Child Health J (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10995-018-2518-x

  • Publisher NameSpringer US
  • Print ISSN1092-7875
  • Online ISSN1573-6628

Results About 56% of the sample reported some form of material hardship. About 19% of the sample reported elevated depression, and 17% reported elevated anxiety. Both depression and anxiety were uniquely associated with lower income and greater material hardship, even after controlling for age, race/ethnicity, relationship status, and number of children in the home. Furthermore, material hardship partially mediated the effect of income on mental health symptoms.

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