Addressing Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: Current Interventions and Future Perspectives
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) is a growing concern due to the increasing prevalence of opioid use during pregnancy. This article
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Postpartum Depression Risk Factors and the Role of Telehealth in Screening and Intervention
Postpartum depression (PPD) is defined as a depressive episode occurring within the first year after delivery. This study aims to
The Dirt on Hygiene: From Microbe to Modern Medicine
This article, “The Dirt on Hygiene: From Microbe to Modern Medicine,” explores the evolution of public health responses to infectious
From Eugenics to Evidence: A Historical Perspective on Prenatal Physical Activity Guidelines and Their Present Impact on Maternal Health
This article, “From Eugenics to Evidence: A Historical Perspective on Prenatal Physical Activity Guidelines and Their Present Impact on Maternal
Aspects of Prenatal Aesthetics in Pictures Drawn by Patients with Somatoform Pain
The visual arts serve as a valuable means for accessing prenatal experiences, including the representation of traumas within the framework
The Subcellular Psychobiology Theory: Connecting Epigenetic Biology to Trauma
One of the biggest unknowns in epigenetic research is how to target specific genes to restore their inhibited expression. In
Cross-sectional Study of Mothers’ Perception of Postpartum Visit Benefit by Rural Status
The postpartum period is associated with a high prevalence of maternal mortality and morbidity, particularly among rural communities. This study
In Memoriam: Terence Dowling
Terence Dowling was a pioneer of prenatal psychology. He was internationally recognized for his groundbreaking work on the placenta and
Reconnecting Through Voice: Transformative Programs for Healing and Growth
The well-being of children depends on the well-being of the adults around them. Dr. Nathan Riley, a home birth doctor, holistic
Association Between Adverse Childhood Experience Scores and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Pregnant and Postpartum People
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are associated with numerous adverse health outcomes, including risky sexual behaviors and sexually transmitted infections (STIs)