BackgroundBroad-spectrum micronutrients (minerals and vitamins) have shown benefit for
treatment of depressive symptoms. AimsTo determine whether additional micronutrients�…

Background Untreated antenatal depression and anxiety can be associated with short and
long term health impacts on the pregnant woman, her infant and the rest of the family�…

Background Dietary interventions are a widely available mediation for depression and
anxiety among pregnant and/or postpartum (ie, perinatal) persons, but their effectiveness is�…

Background: Micronutrient supplements are widely available and can play a crucial role in
the prevention of perinatal depression; however, their benefits are still not well studied�…

Background Postpartum depression is a serious problem for women and their offspring.
Micronutrient supplements are recommended for pregnant women because of their�…

Background Micronutrient malnutrition has been associated with maternal depressive
symptoms (MDS), but little is known about the effects of preconceptional micronutrient�…

This article presents a systematic literature review on whether dietary intake influences the
risk for perinatal depression, ie depression during pregnancy or post‐partum. Such a link�…

Depression is the leading cause of mental disability worldwide. Women who are depressed
during pregnancy are at a higher risk for preterm delivery, preeclampsia, birth difficulties�…

Background Antenatal depression is a risk factor for poor infant outcomes. Broad-spectrum-
micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) have shown efficacy in treating psychiatric symptoms�…

Background Postpartum depression (PPD) is the most prevalent mood disorder associated
with childbirth. No single cause of PPD has been identified, however the increased risk of�…