Collected Dataset / PreventionPilote2_0_Mothers_Pregnancy35to37weeks

The population is composed of single-fetal pregnant women in their 8th to 14th weeks of pregnancy at the time of recruitment.

Information on financial insecurity is collected. Food supplements (types, frequency, and dosage), nausea, vomiting, food preferences and aversions, and medication intake (substance, type, duration and dosage) information are also collected. Questions on cannabis (frequency, type of products, modes of consumption, reasons for use, and abusive use), alcohol (frequency, quantity, frequency of excessive consumption), tobacco (frequency and quantity), and other drug consumptions are answered. Sleep during pregnancy is assessed through the Short Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index. Community service usage (public and private services related to parenthood and health) is assessed. Psychosocial variables such as feelings about pregnancy, thoughts about the baby, pregnancy-related anxiety, well-being, depressive state, general anxiety, and perceived stress are gathered. Information on personal and family psychiatric history, childhood trauma, and antisocial behavior in childhood and as a young adult from the QLSCD (Quebec Longitudinal Study of Child Development) is collected. Other psychosocial information, such as COVID-19 infection, marital satisfaction, social support, and stressful events, is also assessed. Blood pressure measurements and weight measures are taken. A 3D ultrasound of the fetus is performed to evaluate the risk of intrauterine growth restriction and the volume of the fetal thigh in 3D echo and to measure the biometrics, abdominal circumference, head circumference, and femoral length. Blood, urine, and hair samples are collected.