Intimate partner violence and @entity308 in pregnant Mexican XXXX : national survey results.

@entity1004 @entity1 @entity308
OBJECTIVES: To analyze the link between @entity1004 ( @entity1004 ) reported in the past year and @entity308 in pregnant Mexican @entity1 . MATERIAL AND METHODS: The data were obtained from the National Addictions Survey (ENA) 2008. For the purposes of this paper, we analyzed a sample of @entity1 over 18 who reported being pregnant at the time of the interview (n = 250). When this number is weighted at the population level, it represents 881,575 @entity1 across the country. The   2 test was used to analyze demographic characteristics, prevalence of @entity308 and @entity1004 . A multiple logistic regression was performed to estimate predictors of @entity308 during pregnancy. RESULTS: The prevalence of any type of @entity1004 ( @entity1004 ) was 5.4% and of @entity308 was 16.2% (CES-D >=  16). A total of 53.4% of pregnant @entity1 who reported @entity1004 during the past year had @entity308 whereas this occurred in 14.1% of those who had not been victimized. The variables that predicted @entity308 during pregnancy were having been a victim of @entity1004 (OR = 6.23) and having nine years or less of schooling (OR = 5.26). Working outside the home and family income level did not increase the risk of @entity308 in this population. CONCLUSIONS: This population study, representative at the national level, provides an initial overview of the link between @entity1004 and @entity308 in pregnant @entity1 in M  xico. The results highlight the need to expand research on the topics covered, as well as to detect both phenomena in a timely manner during pregnancy in order to propose the necessary care.
