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The Role of Social Support in Protecting Against Perinatal Depression Among Egyptian Women
Perinatal Depression (PND) is a global public health issue affecting many women as they transition to motherhood, and carrying detrimental consequences for both mothers and infants. Research in low and middle-income countries shows higher PND prevalence rates than in high-income and Western countrie...
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2025
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