Risk and childbirth
Genetic predisposition, parity, age at first childbirth and risk for breast cancer
... interaction analyses and the stratified analyses, these analyses were exploratory and hypothesis generating hence corrections for multiple comparisons for the per- formed interactions was considered valid. Due to few ...
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Risk factors associated with post-traumatic stress symptoms following childbirth in Turkey
... the risk of PTS and associated factors in women with a normal ...greater risk of PTS may have been excluded so this study cannot provide a measure of prevalence in the general ...
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Breast Cancer Risk After Recent Childbirth: A Pooled Analysis of 15 Prospective Studies.
... cancer risk after childbirth have been ...of risk conferred by older age at first birth could be due to a higher proportion of initiated cells at older ...after childbirth is not the sole ...
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Fateful moments and the categorisation of risk: Midwifery practice and the ever-narrowing window of normality during childbirth
... which risk is categorised in childbirth, and how such categorisation shapes decision-making in the risk management of ...of childbirth and the life of the mother and/or her ...of risk, ...
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Placenta response of inflammation and oxidative stress in low risk term childbirth: the implication of delivery mode
... Methods: A total of 3474 pregnant women recruited in Ma ’ anshan Birth Cohort Study were the initial study population. Data on maternal socio-demographic characteristics and pre-pregnancy BMI were collected at their 1st ...
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Risk, pregnancy and childbirth: What do we currently know and what do we need to know? An editorial
... and childbirth have become part of this blame ...and childbirth are subject to expert surveillance and intervention they cannot be considered ‘natural’ process in which the outcomes are the product of ...
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Incongruence between the Preferred Mode of Delivery and Risk of Childbirth Complications among Antepartum Women in Mulago Hospital, Uganda
... Objective: Women’s preferences for the mode of delivery provide clues on their knowledge and perceptions of anticipated risk of childbirth complications. The objective was to investigate in- congruence ...
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Prevalence and risk factors of childbirth related post traumatic stress symptoms
... Methods Design and data collection This was a cross sectional study carried out in Bushehr, Iran during a 3-months period from July to September 2009. Data were collected from all women attending eleven healthcare ...
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Risk factors associated with post-traumatic stress symptoms following childbirth in Turkey
... Copyright and reuse: City Research Online aims to make research outputs of City, University of London available to a wider audience.. Copyright and Moral Rights remain with the author([r] ...
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Pharmacological pain relief and fear of childbirth in low risk women; secondary analysis of the RAVEL study
... of childbirth reported postpartum, for example de- pending of the satisfaction with pain relief the woman has ...of childbirth postpartum could have been influenced by women who did not receive pain relief ...
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Childbirth Within the Risk Society
... birth, risk implies an activist stance’ (Cartwright and Thomas 2001 ...of risk, these authors point out that risk articulation in contemporary childbirth practice is a peculiarly modern social ...
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PTSD following childbirth
... Childbirth can be a stressful event for many women, and up to 30% of women rate it as traumatic according to PTSD traumatic event criteria. Up to 5.6% of women who give birth will have PTSD as a result of this ...
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Failures in childbirth care
... An ‘expert’ assessment board then identified areas of mismanagement in each case where it was clear that different acts or omissions should have happened. This team included two consultant obstetricians, a consultant ...
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Complications of pregnancy and childbirth
... Ensure Access to Essential Obstetric Care (EOC) EOC includes the ability to perform surgery, anes- thesia, and blood transfusions; management of prob- lems such as anemia or hypertension; and special care for ...
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Childbirth as sacred celebration.
... how childbirth is spiritually experienced and meaningful within society revealing how childbirth has purpose both individually and ...around childbirth internationally is often concerned with ...
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Bipolar disorder, Pregnancy and Childbirth
... the risk of becoming ill? Most importantly, you need to recognise that this is a high-risk ...real risk of becoming unwell again following ...
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Childbirth Rhythms and Childbirth Ritual in Early Modern Spain, together with some Comments on the Virtues of Midwives
... view childbirth as a moment of supreme female power and empowerment 14 , and indeed, whoever witnesses childbirth labour might be impressed by the forces untied by the contractions of the womb, which seem ...
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Effectiveness of Childbirth Education on Nulliparous Women’s Knowledge of Childbirth Preparation, Pregnancy Anxiety and Pregnancy Outcomes
... of childbirth anxiety, among low risk third trimester nulliparous pregnant women (11, 12, ...of childbirth anxiety, and poor perceived knowledge on childbirth preparation were reported by ...
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Sexual violence, pregnancy and childbirth. Studies investigating the association of experienced sexual violence and outcomes in pregnancy and childbirth
... and PTB, LBW and SGA was estimated with crude and AORs using logistic regression analysis. Sexual violence was analysed as a categorical variable: 1=mild sexual vio- lence, 2=moderate sexual violence and 3=severe sexual ...
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Fear of childbirth
... Women in control group had more negative childbirth experiences, and maternal adjustment was comparable to women with personality disorders and other mental health problems.. The Fear of[r] ...
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