Background Although several socio-medical risk factors have been identified for preterm
labor, there is a gap in understanding the underlying etiology of preterm labor. Objectives …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Stress and lack of social support during pregnancy are
associated with adverse consequences such as miscarriage, nausea, vomiting …

Background: Lack of appropriate social support and resultant increased maternal stress
during pregnancy contributes to negative pregnancy outcomes for both mothers and the …

Background Lack of adequate social support, stress, and generally poor quality of life during
pregnancy leads to adverse pregnancy outcomes for both the mother and the baby …

Introduction: Emotional distress in women during pregnancy has been shown to increase
the risk of adverse outcomes for women and newborns. This study aimed to investigate the …

Introduction: Social support is considered the interaction between the person and
environment, which reduces stressors, covers the effects of stress and consequently protects …

Background: Numerous empirical evidences have shown that social and environmental
circumstances and social relations have an important impact on pregnancy outcomes …

Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between the psychological
status of pregnant women with perceived social support. Method: In this cross-sectional …

Introduction: This assumption is becoming increasingly accepted within scientific community
that variations in fetal environment may have long-lasting over even permanent effects …

Introduction: Recent researches show us the given social support to the mother during
pregnancy, birth and in postpartum peroid effects positively the adaptation to the role of …