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Contact: Emily Martin
MartinEm@missouri.edu
573-882-3346
University of Missouri-Columbia
Caption: ManSoo Yu, MU Public Health Researcher, found that men process pregnancy-related issues, including family change and feeling overwhelmed, as financial stressors, whereas women consider them emotional stressors. Addressing these differences will help men and women become better partners and parents.
Credit: MU News Bureau
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