Authors

1. Cunningham , Shayna D.
2. Cunningham , Shayna D.
3. Lindberg , Sarah
4. Joinson , Carol
5. Joinson , Carol
6. Shoham , David
7. Shoham , David
8. Chu , Haitao
9. Chu , Haitao
10. Newman , Diane
11. Newman , Diane
12. Epperson , Neill
13. Epperson , Neill
14. Brubaker , Linda
15. Brubaker , Linda
16. Low , Lisa Kane
17. Low , Lisa Kane
18. Camenga , Deepa R.
19. Camenga , Deepa R.
20. LaCoursiere , D. Yvette
21. LaCoursiere , D. Yvette
22. Meister , Melanie
23. Meister , Melanie
24. Kenton , Kimberly
25. Kenton , Kimberly
26. Sutcliffe , Siobhan
27. Sutcliffe , Siobhan
28. Markland , Alayne D.
29. Markland , Alayne D.
30. Gahagan , Sheila
31. Gahagan , Sheila
32. Coyne-Beasley , Tamera
33. Coyne-Beasley , Tamera
34. Berry , Amanda
35. Berry , Amanda

Abstract

Exposure to maternal depression in the prenatal and postpartum periods was associated with an increased likelihood of LUTS in daughters. This association may be an important opportunity for childhood LUTS prevention. Prevention strategies should reflect an understanding of potential biological and environmental mechanisms through which maternal depression may influence childhood LUTS.