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Adverse childhood experiences and depressive symptoms among pregnant women in Mongolia: The moderating role of protective and compensatory childhood experiences in a cross-sectional study
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• Prenatal depression affected 39.8% of pregnant women in Mongolia. • ACEs strongly predicted prenatal depression even after controlling for covariates. • 73.6% reported at least one ACE, with childhood poverty most common (30.6%). • PACEs were highly prevalent (97.8%) but did not moderate ACEs effects. • Intimate partner violence doubled the risk of prenatal depression.
Keywords:
Adverse childhood experiences
Protective and compensatory childhood experiences
Prenatal depression
Mongolia
Intimate partner violence
Maternal mental health
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