September 10, 2025Narra J

Biopsychosocial determinants of anxiety and depression among working mothers in China: A public mental health perspective

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Anxiety symptoms were present in 26.1% and depression symptoms in 38.2% of surveyed working mothers.
The study highlights important associations of anxiety with biological and psychological factors impacting mental health.
Hierarchical linear regression was used to analyze various sociodemographic and psychological factors affecting symptoms.
Incorporating screening and resilience-building strategies may enhance mental health outcomes for working mothers.

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Cross-sectional survey reveals 26.1% anxiety and 38.2% depression in working mothers, suggesting urgent need for integrative care strategies.

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Cross-sectional survey reveals 26.1% anxiety and 38.2% depression in working mothers, suggesting urgent need for integrative care strategies.