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- The study analyzes how everyday life affects the mental and physical health of pregnant women and their babies in a Siberian town.
- Researchers identified key factors that contribute to pregnancy complications and stress among expectant mothers due to current socioeconomic challenges.
- The findings emphasize the importance of considering both socioeconomic and psychological factors alongside women's health in monitoring systems for better maternal and newborn care.
Article Abstract
Results of sociohygienic studies of the effect impact of vital activity on the mental and physical status, in pregnancy and on progenic health in women living in a Siberian town are presented. Most important determinants of disturbances in pregnancy and neonatality, as well as the causes of psychoemotional stress in pregnant women under modern socioeconomic conditions were revealed. Relative risks of adverse impact of major sociobiological and psychoemotional factors on pregnant women and on newborns were calculated. The use of socioeconomic and psychological indices in pregnant women together with the characteristics of somatic and reproductive health was proved to be essential in the sociohygienic monitoring system.
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