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INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND NEW-ONSET DEPRESSION: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF WOMEN?S CHILDHOOD AND ADULT HISTORIES OF ABUSE |pdf=|usr=}}{{25691224}} gab.com Text INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND NEW-ONSET DEPRESSION: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF WOMEN S CHILDHOOD AND ADULT HISTORIES OF ABUSE JO: Depress Anxiety http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25691224 #FOAvip Background: Studies indicate that women victims of intimate partner violence are at increased risk for poor mental health. This research disentangled the effect of partner violence on new-onset depression and psychosis spectrum symptoms from effects of child maltreatment and other confounding factors, including substance abuse and antisocial personality. Methods: Participants were 1,052 mothers involved in the Environmental Risk (E-Risk) Longitudinal Twin Study, a nationally representative cohort of families followed prospectively. To test the directionality of associations between partner violence and depression, only women without a history of depression at the beginning of the study were considered (n = 978). Partner violence and mental health were assessed during face-to-face interviews with women across three time points. Results: Four of 10 women reported being the victim of violence from their partner in a 10-year period. They represent 33% of our cohort and they account for 51% of new-onset depression. These women had a twofold increase in their risk of suffering from new-onset depression once the effect of childhood maltreatment, socioeconomic deprivation, antisocial personality, and young motherhood were controlled. Women who were abused both in childhood and adulthood were four to seven times more likely to suffer from depression than never-abused women. We observed similar associations with psychosis spectrum symptoms. Conclusions: Women victims of partner violence account for more than their share of depression. Findings strengthen existing evidence that partner violence independently contributes to women?s poor mental health. Psychological difficulties among a considerable number of women could be reduced by stopping partner violence. Twit Text FOAVip INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND NEW-ONSET DEPRESSION: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF WOMEN S CHILDHOOD AND ADULT HISTORIES OF ABUSE ????Depress Anxiety http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25691224 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25691224 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|25691224}}</ref> INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND NEW-ONSET DEPRESSION: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF WOMEN?S CHILDHOOD AND ADULT HISTORIES OF ABUSE #MMPMID25691224 Ouellet-Morin I; Fisher HL; York-Smith M; Fincham-Campbell S; Moffitt TE; Arseneault L Depress Anxiety 2015[May]; 32 (5): 316-24 PMID25691224show ga Background: Studies indicate that women victims of intimate partner violence are at increased risk for poor mental health. This research disentangled the effect of partner violence on new-onset depression and psychosis spectrum symptoms from effects of child maltreatment and other confounding factors, including substance abuse and antisocial personality. Methods: Participants were 1,052 mothers involved in the Environmental Risk (E-Risk) Longitudinal Twin Study, a nationally representative cohort of families followed prospectively. To test the directionality of associations between partner violence and depression, only women without a history of depression at the beginning of the study were considered (n = 978). Partner violence and mental health were assessed during face-to-face interviews with women across three time points. Results: Four of 10 women reported being the victim of violence from their partner in a 10-year period. They represent 33% of our cohort and they account for 51% of new-onset depression. These women had a twofold increase in their risk of suffering from new-onset depression once the effect of childhood maltreatment, socioeconomic deprivation, antisocial personality, and young motherhood were controlled. Women who were abused both in childhood and adulthood were four to seven times more likely to suffer from depression than never-abused women. We observed similar associations with psychosis spectrum symptoms. Conclusions: Women victims of partner violence account for more than their share of depression. Findings strengthen existing evidence that partner violence independently contributes to women?s poor mental health. Psychological difficulties among a considerable number of women could be reduced by stopping partner violence. äINTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND NEW-ONSET DEPRESSION: A LONGITUDINAL STU(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing