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Prevalence and risk factors for suicidal intent in pregnancy and after birth
Background Suicide is one of the leading causes of maternal mortality in high-income countries. Suicide prevention policy calls for maternity care providers to actively explore potential risk factors and self-reported suicidal intent with perinatal women. However, longitudinal research establishin
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