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Insomniacs in Late Pregnancy are Clinically Depressed: Exploring the Role of Nocturnal Rumination [1K]

INTRODUCTION: Depression afflicts 13% of pregnant women. Insomnia complaints often increase across pregnancy. As insomnia often triggers depression, women with insomnia in late pregnancy may be at high depression-risk. Cognitive-emotional dysregulation is thought to underlie both insomnia and depression. We proposed nocturnal rumination (negative repetitive thinking in bed at night) to be a key form of cognitive-emotional dysregulation linking these disorders.