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Medical Sciences Division, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK.

Publications (8)

Factors associated with posttraumatic stress and anxiety among the parents of babies admitted to neonatal care: a systematic review.

Journal: BMC pregnancy and childbirth

Publication Year: 2024

Authors & Co-authors: Malouf Reem R Harrison Sian S Pilkington Victoria V Opondo Charles C Gale Chris C Stein Alan A Franck Linda S LS Alderdice Fiona F

Transition to parenthood and mental health at 30 years: a prospective comparison of mothers and fathers in a large Brazilian birth cohort.

Journal: Archives of women's mental health

Publication Year: 2020

Authors & Co-authors: Pearson R M RM Culpin Iryna I Loret de Mola C C Quevedo L L Murray J J Matijasevich A A Tilling K K Barros F C FC Stein A A Horta B L BL

Grandmothers' mental health is associated with grandchildren's emotional and behavioral development: a three-generation prospective study in Brazil.

Journal: BMC psychiatry

Publication Year: 2020

Authors & Co-authors: Pearson R M RM Culpin I I Loret de Mola C C Matijasevich A A Santos I S IS Horta B L BL Barros F C FC Stein A A

Prevalence of anxiety and post-traumatic stress (PTS) among the parents of babies admitted to neonatal units: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Journal: EClinicalMedicine

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Authors & Co-authors: Malouf Reem R Harrison Sian S Burton Hollie A L HAL Gale Chris C Stein Alan A Franck Linda S LS Alderdice Fiona F

Maternal postnatal depression and offspring depression at age 24 years in a UK-birth cohort: the mediating role of maternal nurturing behaviours concerning feeding, crying and sleeping.

Journal: Wellcome open research

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Authors & Co-authors: Culpin Iryna I Hammerton Gemma G Bornstein Marc H MH Heron Jon J Evans Jonathan J Cadman Tim T Sallis Hannah M HM Tilling Kate K Stein Alan A Kwong Alex S F ASF

Prevalence and risk factors for postnatal mental health problems in mothers of infants admitted to neonatal care: analysis of two population-based surveys in England.

Journal: BMC pregnancy and childbirth

Publication Year: 2023

Authors & Co-authors: Gong Jenny J Fellmeth Gracia G Quigley Maria A MA Gale Chris C Stein Alan A Alderdice Fiona F Harrison Siân S

Online behavioural activation during the COVID-19 pandemic decreases depression and negative affective bias.

Journal: Psychological medicine

Publication Year: 2023

Authors & Co-authors: Ruzickova Tereza T Carson James J Argabright Stirling S Gillespie Amy A Guinea Calum C Pearse Anna A Barwick Robbie R Murphy Susannah E SE Harmer Catherine J CJ

Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the food rations of refugees in Rwanda.

Journal: International journal for equity in health

Publication Year: 2021

Authors & Co-authors: Manirambona Uwizeyimana Uwiringiyimana Reddy