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There may be a postnatal override such that if energetics remain poor during postnatal life, reproductive maturation may be delayed until the nutritional environment is improved sufficiently to support a first pregnancy.

Visual preference for groups (i.e., multiple individuals) over solitary individuals, a male-typical trait, has been associated with postnatal testosterone concentrations in male infants, suggesting that some gender-typical preferences may be susceptible to postnatal endocrine disruption (Alexander et al. 2009).

There was some evidence to suggest that prompt treatment of postnatal anaemia may be beneficial in preventing postnatal depression and improving lactation, infant development and maternal bonding but the quality of this review was poor therefore results should be interpreted with caution.

Such studies suggest that these conditions may be modulated by postnatal growth, Drake says.

However, we cannot exclude the possibility that these associations may be mediated through postnatal exposures to POPs.

Many of those with high scores may be suffering from postnatal blues rather than full-fledged PND.

The authors suggest that these phenotypes predispose offspring to respond poorly to suboptimal environments, which may be avoidable if postnatal nutrition is carefully controlled.

The BirthMARQ is the first questionnaire specifically designed for measuring characteristics of memories of childbirth that may be important in postnatal mood and psychopathology.

The results suggest the BirthMARQ is a coherent and valid measure of the characteristics of memory for childbirth which may be important in postnatal mood and psychopathology.

Epidemiologic and experimental evidence suggests that hyperactive or impulsive behavior may be associated with postnatal PCB exposures (Holene et al. 1998; Rice 2000; Verner et al. 2010).

This study suggests that prenatal phthalate exposure may be associated with postnatal growth and blood pressure in a sex-specific manner.