Racial and ethnic disparities in maternal mental health during COVID-19
Iyengar, A. S.; Ein-Dor, T.; Zhang, E. X.; Chan, S. J.; Kaimal, A. J.; Dekel, S.
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Knowledge of childbirth outcomes of Black and Latinx individuals during the coronavirus pandemic is limited. Black/African American and Latinx/Hispanic individuals were matched to non-Hispanic white individuals on socio-demographics. Minority individuals were nearly three times more likely to have clinically significant traumatic stress in response to childbirth and two times more likely to report postpartum depression. Unplanned Cesarean rates were higher and incidences of skin-to-skin and breastfeeding were lower in the minority group. Racial and ethnic maternal disparities exist during COVID-19.
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