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Maternal Perinatal Depression, but not Anxiety, Associates with Infants’ Functional Connectivity at One Month of Age
Maternal anxiety and depression have been associated with alterations in functional connectivity (FC) in infancy, a period in which rapid brain development and functional network organisation have been linked to longer term socioemotional outcomes. Investigating maternal anxiety and depression withi
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