ArticleBrain, behavior, & immunity - health2025
Coordination of inflammatory and adrenocortical stress response during pregnancy and variation by mental health.
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- Inflammatory Stress Response During Pregnancy as a Connecting Link in Intergenerational Risk Cascades.Developmental psychobiology · 2026Article
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Well-regulated coordination of a multi-system stress response is particularly consequential for intergenerational health during pregnancy, when maternal stress systems typically adapt to protect the fetus. However, little is known about patterns of combined immune/inflammatory mediator (IM) and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis responding to acute stress in human pregnancy, let alone variations associated with maternal health risks. In this study we aimed to define normative perinatal stress response coordination and potential risk profiles by testing relations among pregnant women's salivary IM's and cortisol in response to psychosocial stress, as well as both concurrent affective distress symptomatology and lifetime diagnoses of affective disorders. A community sample of pregnant women (
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