Infanticidal Risk is a clinical construct denoting the elevated probability of a postpartum individual with psychosis committing infanticide, distinguishing it from general suicide or homicide risk by its specific focus on intentional harm to a newborn infant in the context of severe postpartum psychiatric disturbance.
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A Systematic Investigation of 16 Cases of Neonaticide
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