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IL‐17 and TNFalpha are increased in a rural population of women experiencing anxiety and depression during pregnancy

Studies have indicated that there is an association between hypertension and inflammation during pregnancy and maternal mood. To date these studies have not evaluated if this was primarily due to hypertension or other factors such as race and/or socioeconomic factors, especially as both maternal black race and lower socioeconomics are independently associated with hypertension and inflammation. In our initial pilot studies to address this question, we set out to evaluate whether anxiety/depression during pregnancy is associated with increased hypertension at delivery in a predominantly black study population.