Neighbourhood Deprivation

How it works

Benefits

Risks & contraindications

Evidence quality

Highlighted claims

• Living in green-area-deprived neighbourhoods increased maternal CMD prevalence risk. — Typologies of common maternal mental disorders and associated factors: a quantitative life course study applied to cohort data in a resource-constrained setting in Northeastern Brazil
• Neighbourhood homicide rates were used as a proxy for community safety. — Typologies of common maternal mental disorders and associated factors: a quantitative life course study applied to cohort data in a resource-constrained setting in Northeastern Brazil
• Increasing neighbourhood green space from 0% to 50% decreased the likelihood of mostly/persistent CMD by 20.8 percentage points. — Typologies of common maternal mental disorders and associated factors: a quantitative life course study applied to cohort data in a resource-constrained setting in Northeastern Brazil
• Green-area deprivation was defined by whether neighbourhood green space fell below or above the median value. — Typologies of common maternal mental disorders and associated factors: a quantitative life course study applied to cohort data in a resource-constrained setting in Northeastern Brazil
• Non-deprived green areas were protective against persistent CMD trajectory membership. — Typologies of common maternal mental disorders and associated factors: a quantitative life course study applied to cohort data in a resource-constrained setting in Northeastern Brazil
• Homicide rates were not significantly associated with CMD trajectories by overall odds or prevalence ratios, but marginal effects showed meaningful probability changes at specific levels. — Typologies of common maternal mental disorders and associated factors: a quantitative life course study applied to cohort data in a resource-constrained setting in Northeastern Brazil