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Postpartum Depression Risk Following Exposure to Universal and Unconditional Perinatal Cash Transfers
Purpose. Postpartum depression (PPD) disproportionately affects women experiencing socioeconomic hardship. We examined the association between exposure to Rx Kids, the nation’s first universal and unconditional perinatal cash transfer program, and PPD risk among mothers of one-month-old infants. M
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