Postpartum Depression News and Research

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Eighty percent of women experience some level of the baby blues after giving birth, and symptoms usually clear up on their own. One in eight-to-ten women experiences postpartum depression. When symptoms don't go away in a few weeks, women should seek help through health care providers and licensed counselors. Treatment may include talk therapy, medication, support groups, or a combination of these.
TRPC5 Gene Alterations:  A Key Player in Obesity and Postpartum Depression

TRPC5 Gene Alterations: A Key Player in Obesity and Postpartum Depression

Discovery of Novel Adrenal Cell Type Linked to Monogamy in Oldfield Mice

Discovery of Novel Adrenal Cell Type Linked to Monogamy in Oldfield Mice

Robust new method accurately identifies eight antidepressants

Robust new method accurately identifies eight antidepressants

New research shows significant variations in B-cells in women with PPD

New research shows significant variations in B-cells in women with PPD

Exposure to phthalates may alter a hormone needed to sustain a healthy pregnancy

Exposure to phthalates may alter a hormone needed to sustain a healthy pregnancy

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