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Foreword;
1. Pubertal development and the mergence of the gender gap in mood disorders: a developmental and evolutionary synthesis Nicholas B. Allen, Anna Barrett, Lisa Sheeber and Betsy Davis;
2. Borderline personality disorder: sex differences Andrew M. Chanen;
3. Substance use and abuse in women Clare Gerada, Kristy Joyhns, Amanda Baker and David Castle;
4. Anxiety disorders in women Heather B. Howell, David Castle and Kimberley Yonkers;
5. Posttraumatic stress disorder in women Mark Creamer and Jessica Carty;
6. Domestic violence and its impact on mood disorder in women: implications for mental health workers Alison L. Warburton and Kathryn M. Abel;
7. Depression in women: hormonal influences Kathryn M. Abel and Jausahri Kulkarni;
8. Anxiety and mood disorders in pregnancy and the post-partum period Anne Buist, Lori Ross and Meir Steiner;
9. Pharmacological treatment of anxiety and depression in pregnancy and lactation Seetal Dodd, Jane Opie and Michael Berk;
10. Bipolar affective disorder: special issues for women Shaila Misri, Diane Carter and Ruth M. Little
11. Mood and menopause Lorraine Dennerstein and Jeanne Leventhal Alexander;
12. Anxiety and depression in women in old age Robert C. Baldwin and Jane Garner; Index.
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Charles Brown
reviewed Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Women on September 18, 2016
Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Women
This book offers some good advice, but some information is outdated and goes against current safety recommendations. For example, the author recommends drop-side cribs, which are no longer considered safe because many babies have become trapped in them and suffocated. She also suggests using a pillowcase instead of a bassinet sheet, which could be another suffocation hazard. Also, her complete bias against epidurals and strong language used in association with mothers who choose to have one is a little disturbing. I appreciate the information on risks and side-effects of an epidural, but it was very one-sided.
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