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“Maternal functioning was not significantly associated with ACE scores. Several concurrent and longitudinal associations between self-reported depression, anxiety, and maternal functioning also emerged, with effect sizes ranging from small to medium (see Table 2).” The authors examined the relationship between ACEs and mental health outcomes.  Read more here.
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Can’t wait to discuss Extreme Weather and mental health with Bob Friedlander, Carl Cooley, and the rest of the New Hampshire Healthcare Workers for Climate Action on Thursday, January 13th @7pm. ***Presented in collaboration with the NH Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, New Hampshire Psychiatric Society, New Hampshire Psychological Association, New Hampshire Chapter…
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In recent work, we examined the relationship between Racial Identity and Maternal Functioning. “It was determined through Kruskal Wallis test, χ2(5) = 20.108, p < 0.05, that the women belonging to the Assimilated and Miseducated cluster had higher levels of maternal functioning when compared to the women in the Self-Hating and Anti-white clusters.” Read more here.    
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Thank you to @ProfBernardDan and Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology at Mac Keith Press  (best ever) for featuring our work via Editorial Highlights and Podcast. The highlights, written by Editor in Chief Bernard Dan, are free to read online now: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dmcn.15062 “State-of-the-art reviews clarified the impact of extreme weather events and air pollution on neurological development.” #DMCN2021highlights
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