The impact of effective perinatal depression treatment on heart disease risk needs to be explored. An accompanying editorial emphasizes the historical neglect of women’s mental health research ...

Women diagnosed with perinatal ... perinatal depression and included data on around 600,000 women. It found the strongest links with risks of high blood pressure, ischemic heart disease and ...

Women who suffered perinatal depression had a 20% higher risk of heart disease compared to their sisters. “The slightly lower difference in risk between sisters suggest that there could be ...

Opens in a new tab or window Women with perinatal depression (PND ... most pronounced with hypertensive disease (HR 1.50, 95% CI 1.41-1.60), ischemic heart disease (HR 1.37, 95% CI 1.13-1.65 ...

"Our research group has already found that perinatal depression is linked to an increased risk of several other ... a 37% higher risk of ischemic heart disease, and a 36% higher risk of heart failure ...

Does Perinatal Depression Increase the Risk of Heart Disease? The research was by Dr ... has already found that perinatal depression is linked to an increased risk of several other health issues ...

Share on Pinterest Treating mental health may help improve heart disease outcomes ... found that the treatment of anxiety and depression was linked to a reduction in hospital readmissions ...

Published in the European Heart Journal, the study reports that 6.4% of women with a diagnosis of perinatal depression developed cardiovascular disease, compared with 3.7% of women without such a ...

Women who suffered perinatal depression had a 20 per cent higher risk of heart disease compared to their sisters. “The slightly lower difference in risk between sisters suggests that there could ...

This so-called "perinatal" depression was linked to a 36% higher odds of developing heart disease within the next 20 years, reported a Swedish team led by Dr. Emma Bränn, of the Karolinska ...

Women who suffered perinatal depression had a 20% higher risk of heart disease compared to their sisters. “The slightly lower difference in risk between sisters suggest that there could be ...