Prenatal depression symptoms higher among some racial and ethnic subgroups
Unique Kaiser Permanente analysis delves into detailed identity data to understand differing mental health risk in pregnancy.
Segregated neighborhoods linked to depression, anxiety in pregnancy
Neighborhood segregation stemming from institutional racism against Black Americans may be related to depression and anxiety in pregnancy, according to new Kaiser Permanente research.
The Relationship between Racial Residential Segregation and Prenatal Depression among US-born and non-US born Pregnant Individuals
Research supports that racial residential segregation is associated with depression, yet findings are inconsistent, sparse (among pregnant individuals), and differ by race, ethnicity, and nativity. The study seeks to explore the relationship between racial residential segregation and risk of prenatal…
Early-career researchers embrace unique opportunity to improve health care
The Division of Research is currently hosting one of its largest groups of postdoctoral research fellows.
