Low birthweight in a public prenatal care program: Behavioral and psychosocial risk factors and psychosocial intervention

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Prenatal Care 78%
• Psychology 49%
• Mothers 38%
• Third Pregnancy Trimester 26%
• African Americans 22%
• Income 20%
• Parturition 16%
• Hostility 15%
• Psychology Rejection 14%
• Hispanic Americans 11%
• Tobacco Products 11%
• European Continental Ancestry Group 11%
• Weight Gain 11%
• Health Services 10%
• Gestational Age 10%
• Observational Studies 9%
• Smoking 8%
• Direction compound 8%
• Anxiety 8%
• Retrospective Studies 8%
• Depression 8%
• Weights and Measures 7%
• Pregnancy 7%

Social Sciences

• psychosocial intervention 100%
• psychosocial factors 28%
• time 14%
• pregnancy 13%
• low income 12%
• American 12%
• mood 7%
• smoking 7%
• nutrition 7%
• infant 6%
• anxiety 5%
• health 3%
• evidence 3%

Arts & Humanities

• Risk Factors 66%
• Pregnancy 10%
• African American Women 9%
• Educational Services 9%
• Observational Study 7%
• Hostility 7%
• Latinas 6%
• Smoking 6%
• Income 6%
• Anxiety 6%
• Nutrition 5%
• Complications 5%
• Mood 5%
• African Americans 4%
• Rejection 4%
• Health 3%