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Predictive effect of climate change worry on depression in pregnant women
Abstract Climate change is a global health problem. There are studies showing that climate change negatively affects reproductive health and fetal health. However, studies determining the effect of climate change on depression in pregnancy are limited. In this study, we aimed to determine
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