Can insomnia in pregnancy predict postpartum depression?
Although women slept fewer hours at night after delivery compared to during late pregnancy, and reported more nights with nighttime awakenings, their self-reported insomnia scores improved, and the prevalence of insomnia according to the DSM-IV criteria decreased. Insomnia in pregnancy may be a marker for postpartum recurrence of depression among women with previous depression.
PBL can mediate the efficient transduction of hepatocytes in vivo after a single intravenous injection of recombinant retroviruses. This approach is feasible in humans.