Partner influence as a factor in maternal alcohol consumption and depressive symptoms, and maternal effects on infant neurodevelopmental outcomes.

Carson Christine Kautz-Turnbull Christie Lynn McGee PetrenkoElizabeth D HandleyClaire D Coles Julie A KableWladimir WerteleckiLyubov YevtushokNatalya Zymak-ZakutnyaChristina D Chambersnull null

Published in: Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (2021)

Partner influence is an important contributor to prenatal alcohol use and maternal depressive symptoms, over and above the effect of SES. The significant paths from prenatal alcohol exposure to infant neurodevelopmental outcomes underscore the importance of partner influence during pregnancy.

Keyphrases

depressive symptoms
alcohol consumption
birth weight
pregnancy outcomes
pregnant women
social support
hiv testing
gestational age
weight gain
adipose tissue
metabolic syndrome
skeletal muscle
insulin resistance
weight loss
hiv infected