16.3 Percent of Pregnant Women Have Had COVID-19 Vaccine
The researchers found that 16.3 percent of the pregnant women had received one or more vaccine doses during pregnancy.
Women’s Health
Little Evidence for the Long-Term Efficacy of Sleep Medication Among Women in Midlife
With the use of sleep medication increasing, little is known about the long-term benefits of these medications. The researchers compared reductions in sleep difficulties across a large cohort of women who used and did not use prescription sleep medication.
Stressors of Integrating Work, Life Higher for Female Faculty
The stressors of integrating work and life are higher among female than male faculty and were more noticeable since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meta-Analysis of Pharmacotherapy for Mental Health During Pregnancy
While mental health disorders are prevalent among pregnant women, limited research, with limited strength of evidence has examined the effectiveness, benefits, and harms of pharmacotherapy for perinatal mental health disorders. Consequently, the researchers systematically reviewed evidence of pharmacotherapy for perinatal mental health disorders.
Postpartum Mental Health Visits Up During COVID-19 Pandemic
Postpartum mental health visits were higher during the COVID-19 pandemic than expected based on prepandemic patterns.
High Mental Burden, Exhaustion for New Mothers During Nationwide COVID-19 Lockdown Periods
The researchers sought to understand how COVID-19 lockdowns affect maternal mental health.
Burden of Depressive Symptoms High in T1D, T2D in Developing Countries
The researchers evaluated the prevalence and risk factors for depressive symptoms in patients with diabetes using data from an international study to glean information about people in developing countries.
Women’s Socioeconomic Shortfalls Linked to Depression, Anxiety During COVID-19 Pandemic
The researchers examined the relationship between changes in health-related socioeconomic risks and the mental health of US women.
Opioid Use Disorder Treatment: Improving Access in Low Income Communities
Emerging evidence suggests that gender disparities exist in both access to and retention in methadone treatment programs in low income communities.
Stigma Associated With Poorly Understood Chronic Pain Detrimental to Overall Well-Being
The researchers compared well-being and feelings of stigmatization in people with well understood conditions and in those with less understood condition, fibromyalgia, using daily diaries.
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