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Reid H et al. – There were different predictive factors for antenatal women with children and primiparous women. Information was also obtained about antenatal women's preferences for health–care support with emotional distress. The need to widen the focus from postnatal depression to perinatal mental health was demonstrated. Interventions with an interpersonal focus may prove particularly effective as lack of social support appears to be a significant predictor of antenatal emotional distress.


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