Publications by authors named "Wen-Yu Ren"
Article Synopsis
- Egsgaard et al. (2024) explore the risk of postpartum depression (PPD) in parents of twins compared to those with singletons, noting the need for more research on factors like social support and cultural influences.
- The study aims to examine how structured postpartum care, delivery methods (like cesarean sections), and mother-infant bonding can affect PPD risk, particularly in different cultural settings.
- The findings suggest that these factors might clarify the gender-specific patterns of PPD and highlight the importance of including sociocultural and clinical variables in future research to improve interventions for twin parents at risk.
Background: Research has found that the amygdala plays a significant role in underlying pathology of major depressive disorder (MDD). However, few studies have explored machine learning-assisted diagnostic biomarkers based on amygdala functional connectivity (FC).
Aim: To investigate the analysis of neuroimaging biomarkers as a streamlined approach for the diagnosis of MDD in adolescents.
Background: Prior research has demonstrated that the brains of adolescents with depression exhibit distinct structural alterations. However, preliminary studies have documented the pathophysiological changes in certain brain regions, such as the cerebellum, highlighting a need for further research to support the current understanding of this disease.
Aim: To study brain changes in depressed adolescents.