• Postpartum Psychiatric Disorders

    How Do Race and Ethnicity Impact Access and Utilization of Perinatal Mental Health Services?

    Growing attention is being given to the public health dimensions of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs). Previously, we have reviewed studies looking at the prevalence of screening for PMADs and disparities therein and [...]

    Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation for Depression during Pregnancy Shows Promising Results

    While depression is relatively common in pregnancy and we have data to support the reproductive safety of many different antidepressants, many women are reluctant to use antidepressant medications during pregnancy. Because untreated depression in [...]

    Is Postpartum Depression a Distinct Subtype of Depression? Taking a Closer Look at the Amygdala

    While many women with postpartum depression (PPD) have had previous episodes of major depression and will go on to have other episodes of depression outside of the postpartum period, many have questioned whether postpartum depression [...]

    CBT-Based Group Intervention Improves Perinatal Depression and Maternal Sensitivity

    Previous research has shown that higher levels of depressive symptoms during pregnancy may be associated with lower levels of maternal-fetal attachment (MFA).  Other studies have indicated that poor MFA is a significant predictor of worse [...]

    New Study Estimates the Astonishing Cost of Neglected Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders in US Mothers

    A recently published article in the American Journal of Public Health has attributed a substantial financial cost to untreated perinatal mood and anxiety disorders among mothers. The study, conducted by researchers with the think [...]

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