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Perinatal Factors in New Study linked to Childhood Depression w Professor Karen Waldie of the School of Psychology from the University of Auckland

Perinatal Factors in New Study linked to Childhood Depression w Professor Karen Waldie of the School of Psychology from the University of Auckland

Perinatal Factors in New Study linked to Childhood Depression w Professor Karen Waldie of the School of Psychology from the University of Auckland Perinatal Factors in New Study linked to Childhood Depression w Professor Karen Waldie of the School of Psychology from the University of Auckland, 14.39 MB
Wednesday, October 9, 2024

There is no doubt that adolescent depression psychological issues have been on the rise for the last couple years. Researchers have investigated many factors for this, such as Covid-19, or in the case of the GUiNZ study, factors present in pregnancy.

GUiNZ, or Growing Up in New Zealand is a long-term study of child development. This study has located a multitude of factors that may develop adolescent depression. This research could help guide mental health interventions within children and adolescents.

Sasha spoke to a Professor from the School of Psychology, and co-author of the research paper, Karen Waldie, about the new study which links perinatal risk scores with adolescent development of depression and other mental illnesses.