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Meta-analysis of different internet-based cognitive behavioral interventions for women at high risk for postpartum depression
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• iCBT may reduce PPD incidence in high-risk women. • iCBT intervention groups showed lower depression and anxiety scores. • Efficacy of iCBT is consistent across different intervention timings. • Depression outcomes are independent of specific screening tools. • iCBT offers an accessible prevention strategy for perinatal women.
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