Abstract In the United States (US), epidemiologists have long documented paradoxically
lower rates of adverse perinatal health outcomes among immigrant birthing people than …

Objectives: Despite knowledge that the Hispanic population is growing in the United States
and that birth outcomes may vary by maternal country of birth, data on birth outcomes by …

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the relationship between acculturation and adverse pregnancy
outcomes, and whether these relationships differ across racial or ethnic groups. METHODS …

Background Qualitative studies suggest that immigrant women experience barriers for
postpartum depression (PPD) screening. This study examines the prevalence of …

Purpose To determine the association between maternal exposure to childhood
maltreatment (CM) and risk of stillbirth (fetal death at or after 20 weeks' gestation). Methods …

Objective To investigate the influence of acculturation, demonstrated by age on arrival,
length of residence, interpreter use and having an Australian-born partner, on disparities …

Objectives Among US-born preterm infants of Hispanic mothers, we analyzed the
unadjusted and adjusted infant mortality rate (IMR) by country/region of origin and maternal …

Latinas experience high levels of stress in pregnancy, however few studies have
investigated how acculturation affects pregnancy mental health among Latinas. The goal of …

Background The risk of preterm birth (PTB) and low birthweight (LBW) may change over time
the longer that immigrants reside in their adopted countries. We aimed to study the influence …

Objective Identification of early life risk factors that predispose low‐income Hispanic children
to obesity is critical. For low‐income Mexican American mothers, the cultural context may …