Relationship between prenatal anxiety, depression, pregnancy stress and their social determinants

This study is the first to systematically reveal the network characteristics of anxiety, depression, and pregnancy-related stress in prenatal women in Urumqi, identifying Other Stressors, Changes in physical activity, and Friendship as the core intervention targets in the network. The results suggest that targeted psychological interventions should focus on stress management and the construction of social support networks, while fully considering the impact of social determinants on intervention effects. These findings provide a theoretical basis and practical guidance for developing more precise and effective perinatal mental health interventions in Urumqi.