BMC Pregnancy Childbirth April 2015 PMID 25881099

Impact of unintended pregnancy on maternal mental health: a causal analysis using follow up data of the Panel Study on Korean Children (PSKC).

Jinwook Bahk, Sung-Cheol Yun, Yu-mi Kim, Young-Ho Khang

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The collective discussions reflect strong agreement and high engagement, with users referencing detailed studies such as the Korean research and emphasizing how unintended pregnancy worsens maternal mental health, often using assertive language like 'evidence' and 'studies' to underscore the study’s importance, and many highlight the potential social and policy impacts of these findings.

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Abstract in brief

This study explores how unintended pregnancies in Korean women are linked to higher chances of maternal depression and increased parenting stress, using data from 2008 to 2010.
The findings show that women with unintended pregnancies have about twice the odds of experiencing depression and higher parenting stress, with marital conflict and less involvement from fathers in childcare playing key roles in this relationship.
To reduce negative mental health effects, improving fathers' participation in childcare and reducing marital conflicts could be effective strategies.]

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Impacts of Unintended Pregnancy on Maternal Mental Health and Parenting Stress

This video discusses how unintended pregnancies are linked to higher rates of maternal depression and parenting stress, highlighting the importance of paternal involvement and marital harmony in mitigating these effects.

ChatterBox withUju · May 26, 2019 174 views

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@absurdallisurd · X

@ohginger_snaps @DermotKearney3 @Rquietlyreading @JeannaHoch @salspua @TTExulansic @BSIC_XX https://t.co/9bqilPRMwL

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@hexfane · X

@call_moses @NestamaFox @Jimmy_Alan_ @smiffy2609 https://t.co/RGY7sYoZVm plus research on the mental impacts of unintended pregnancy when taken to term. Did you know that giving birth can cause psychosis, btw? And that unintended pregnancies to term lead to worse mental health outcomes? No, it isn't 'less dangerous'.

Jun 25, 2022 · 416 followers View post →

@almabean88 · X

@AmyJo9703 @zecryphon @MelBaggers @SCOTUSblog @ethanclynne https://t.co/Ghyvob5njc, https://t.co/o4iVPLG3Mo here’s some if you’d like. Not that hard to find resources on this.

Jun 25, 2022 · 4 followers View post →

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@johniadarola https://t.co/YWq9HxBVEd

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Alberto Rechy

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@RightsOptional @AnneleiseHall @kobedaniellewis @Panderinoz @Shane44491612 @foomper @StephenKing If they do not agree to raise such children, then yes, and it's perfectly reflected on their treatment of their children and the children development. This has been thoroughly studied: https://t.co/8u0VtPNAQE.

Jun 22, 2022 · 67 followers View post →

Laura sez Be Careful What You Wish For!!

@crazeeydayz · X

@freerange_bunny Thank you! That's exactly why I want every baby to be born to a woman who is prepared to parent. Unwanted babies don't fare very well in life. https://t.co/4c2sLjB68Z.

May 16, 2022 · 2,847 followers View post →

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May 5, 2022 · 100 followers View post →

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@redwolftrash · X

@Taekwondokid200 it's the way you gave zero sources... anyways https://t.co/tsByqLDNdU https://t.co/GhdfDKRbw8 https://t.co/OlQBlh4zaq https://t.co/lCrv2Zh4lZ https://t.co/pRrC4yULt6 https://t.co/rrOMXPIsZm

May 3, 2022 · 106 followers View post →

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Billy Osler III

@SmrtMedNews · X

Semen has anti-depressant properties, unexpected pregnancy has pro-depressant properties. Net loss or benefit? Let the marketing team decide! https://t.co/FZR9VaZHMl vs https://t.co/E0EzKSATph

Nov 13, 2021 · 3 followers View post →

Meme

@pnutbutternmeli · X

@LuisEzEn @kchudacombativa Anyway, te invito a leer más al respecto. Aquí un estudio de Corea, país donde el aborto también es ilegal. https://t.co/WSN9Trtj6e "An unintended pregnancy was associated with 20–22% greater odds of maternal depression, 0.28–0.39 greater depression score."

Sep 29, 2021 · 437 followers View post →