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The structure of emotional symptoms in the postpartum period: is it unique?

Cunningham et al., 2013

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Cunningham N
Brown P
Brooks J
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Journal of affective disorders

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Background In perinatal mental health there is a lack of consensus as to whether postpartum emotional disorders are unique in their aetiology and clinical presentation. If the clinical presentation is unique, then the factor structure should be different in a postpartum sample …
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