Repercusión neonatal de la inmigración: comparación de los periodos 2003–2004 y 2007–2008

Mur, Antonio; Díaz, Fina; Castejón, Esperanza; López-Vílchez, María Ángeles; Sanjuan, Gemma Calbo; Martín, Isabel Rodríguez; Carreras, Ramón

doi:10.1016/j.medcli.2010.02.028

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“…However, the supposed protection provided by selective migration processes or culture of origin does not explain the negative outcome of HBW. Previous findings from Spain reported a higher risk of delivering newborns with HBW among immigrant mothers from highincome countries and other European countries (Martín Ibáñez et al, 2006;Mur Sierra et al, 2010;Juárez andRevuelta-Eugercios, 2014), North Africa (Restrepo-Mesa et al, 2015;Cebolla-Boado and Salazar, 2016), and Sub-Saharan Africa (Juárez and Revuelta-Eugercios, 2014). The risk of HBW among those born to immigrant mothers is mainly associated with weight gained during pregnancy, the presence of previous pathologies like gestational diabetes, and other aspects related to the habits and lifestyles that women have had during pregnancy (Martín Ibáñez et al, 2006;Hernandez-Rivas et al, 2013).…”

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“…Latina mothers, on the one hand, show a reduced risk of giving birth to infants with LBW (Agudelo-Suárez et al, 2009;Río et al, 2010;Juárez and Revuelta-Eugercios, 2014;Hidalgo-Lopezosa et al, 2019;Stanek et al, 2021) suggesting a potentially favourable perinatal health profile. On the other, they present a notable increase in the risk of delivering HBW newborns (Mur Sierra et al, 2010;Hernandez-Rivas et al, 2013;Juárez and Revuelta-Eugercios, 2014) and greater average birthweight in newborns (Figueras et al, 2008;Cebolla-Boado and Salazar, 2016;Stanek et al, 2020) compared to Spanish natives. Indeed, the observed pattern among Latina mothers differs from that of other groups of mothers giving birth in the country.…”

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Latina paradox in Spain? Arrival-cohort effects on the birthweight of newborns of Latina mothers

Dello Iacono,

Requena,

Stanek

2024

J. Biosoc. Sci.

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This study analyses the arrival-cohort effects on the newborn birthweight of Latina women residing in Spain. First, it has been tested whether women of Latin American origin in Spain have an advantage in terms of birth outcomes, a pattern previously documented in the United States and referred to as the ‘Latin American paradox’. Second, it has been examined whether this health advantage of Latina mothers varies by arrival cohort. A novel database provided by the Spanish National Statistics Office that links the 2011 Census with Natural Movement of the Population records from January 2011 to December 2015 has been used. Poisson regression models were applied to test for differences in the incidence rates of low birthweight (LBW) and high birthweight (HBW) among children of Latina and native mothers, controlling for various demographic, socio-economic, and birth characteristics. Two distinct arrival-cohort effects on perinatal health were observed. On one hand, first-generation Latina women were found to be at a lower risk of giving birth to LBW infants; however, they experienced a higher incidence of HBW during the study period. Second, Latina women of 1.5 generation, likely stressed by increased exposure to the receiving country, exhibited adverse birthweight results.

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Latina paradox in Spain? Arrival-cohort effects on the birthweight of newborns of Latina mothers

Dello Iacono,

Requena,

Stanek

2024

J. Biosoc. Sci.

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“…A pesar de reconocer que la lactancia y el alojamiento conjunto son esenciales para humanizar los cuidados en el nacimiento, no se puede olvidar que no siempre va a ser posible aplicarlos. En el caso de la lactancia materna, puede haber situaciones en las que no se recomiende el amamantamiento, por ejemplo, cuando la madre padece infección por VIH, cuando se encuentra en tratamiento de quimioterapia o radioterapia y cuando la madre es una toxicómana activa 4 . En este último caso habría que tener en cuenta el estado de adicción que presenta la madre para poder aconsejar o no la lactancia materna.…”

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“…Se produce fundamentalmente desde las primeras 24 horas del nacimiento hasta el tercer día de vida. Entre las manifestaciones más comunes destacan la irritabilidad, la hipertonía, el temblor, la sudoración, la hipertermia, los bostezos, la hiperfagia y los vómitos 1 - 4 . A todo ello se le añaden las consecuencias del consumo materno de drogas durante el embarazo, como la prematuridad y el bajo peso al nacer 1 .…”

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Breastfeeding and rooming-in in the management of neonatal abstinence syndrome. Scoping review

Baeza-Gozalo,

Sola-Cía,

López-Dicastillo

2023

An Sist Sanit Navar

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RESUMEN En la actualidad, el aumento del consumo de drogas en gestantes está provocando un incremento del síndrome de abstinencia neonatal (SAN). El abordaje de dicho síndrome varía en la práctica clínica y, en algunos centros, se tiende a suspender tanto la lactancia materna como el alojamiento conjunto. El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar los efectos de la lactancia materna y el alojamiento conjunto en neonatos con SAN mediante la realización de una revisión panorámica de trabajos publicados en PubMed y CINAHL. Según los once trabajos incluidos, tanto la lactancia materna como el alojamiento conjunto reducen la estancia hospitalaria, así como la necesidad y la duración del tratamiento farmacológico. Además, el alojamiento conjunto disminuye la probabilidad de admisión en Cuidados Intensivos Neonatales, aunque no mejoró la severidad de los signos del SAN. Los bebes alimentados con lactancia materna presentaron signos significativamente más leves de abstinencia y, una mayor probabilidad, aunque no significativa, de ser reingresados. No hay evidencia de que el alojamiento conjunto disminuya la readmisión hospitalaria tras el alta. Los hallazgos justifican que tanto la cohabitación como la lactancia se deberían mantener siempre que sea posible en el abordaje de este síndrome para no empeorar las condiciones del neonato, tomando las medidas oportunas para garantizar la seguridad del niño y de la madre.

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Revisiting the Healthy Migrant Paradox in Perinatal Health Outcomes Through a Scoping Review in a Recent Host Country

Juárez

Ortiz-Barreda

Agudelo‐Suárez

et al. 2015

J Immigrant Minority Health

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Ample evidence shows that, in many developed countries, immigrants have similar or better perinatal health outcomes than natives despite facing socioeconomic disadvantages in the host country ("healthy migrant paradox" -HMP). This scoping review aims to: (1) summarize the literature on perinatal health among immigrants and natives in Spain and (2) examine whether there is evidence of the HMP in a context of recent migration. A total of 25 articles published between 1998 and 2014 were reviewed. Overall, we found evidence of the HMP in low birthweight and to a lesser extent in preterm, though the patterns vary by origin, but not in macrosomia and post-term. The results are consistent across settings, levels of adjustment, and birth year. Policies should be oriented towards identifying the modifiable risk factors leading to a higher risk of macrosomia and post-term among immigrants.

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Repercusión neonatal de la inmigración: comparación de los periodos 2003–2004 y 2007–2008

Cited by 7 publications

References 15 publications

Latina paradox in Spain? Arrival-cohort effects on the birthweight of newborns of Latina mothers

Latina paradox in Spain? Arrival-cohort effects on the birthweight of newborns of Latina mothers

Breastfeeding and rooming-in in the management of neonatal abstinence syndrome. Scoping review

Revisiting the Healthy Migrant Paradox in Perinatal Health Outcomes Through a Scoping Review in a Recent Host Country

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