Mode of Delivery and Subsequent Stress Response

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We have shown that a baby’s stress (saliva cortisol) and crying response to inoculation at 8 weeks was related to mode of delivery, with the greatest response shown in those born by assisted delivery and the least response in those born by elective caesarean section.

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