Risk of self-harm ideation in mothers of children with orofacial cleft defects: the Japan environment and children's study

• Main Authors: Shinobu Tsuchiya (Author), Masahiro Tsuchiya (Author), Haruki Momma (Author), Kaoru Igarashi (Author), Ryoichi Nagatomi (Author), Masatoshi Saito (Author), Takahiro Arima (Author), Nobuo Yaegashi (Author), the Japan Environment and Children's Study (Author), Michihiro Kamijima (Author), Shin Yamazaki (Author), Yukihiro Ohya (Author), Reiko Kishi (Author), Koichi Hashimoto (Author), Chisato Mori (Author), Shuichi Ito (Author), Zentaro Yamagata (Author), Hidekuni Inadera (Author), Takeo Nakayama (Author), Tomotaka Sobue (Author), Masayuki Shima (Author), Hiroshige Nakamura (Author), Narufumi Suganuma (Author), Koichi Kusuhara (Author), Takahiko Katoh (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: Frontiers Media S.A., 2024-09-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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IntroductionCleft lip and/or palate (CL/P), the most prevalent congenital anomaly, has been associated with higher rates of child maltreatment. In particular, the presence of cleft lip has more of an impact on external appearance and may increase the risks of negative health outcomes such as parenta...