So, yes, dads and other nonbirthing partners can and do suffer from postpartum depression. While it's well established that hormonal and physical changes make new mothers vulnerable to postpartum ...

Subtle changes in the brain during pregnancy may help explain why some women develop postpartum depression. A study published March 5 in Science Advances found that women with signs of depression ...

Postpartum depression can start within a year after delivery and last over 2 weeks. Symptoms may include hopelessness, guilt, sleep or appetite changes, and trouble connecting with your baby. Hormone ...

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a type of major depressive disorder (MDD) that can start after childbirth. When symptoms begin 6 weeks or later postpartum, it’s often called delayed or late-onset PPD.

The first children's picture book about postpartum depression is here — and it's also a reminder that too many mothers are ...

Maternal and women’s health has continued to worsen in the US in recent years. The rate of pregnant women dying has increased sharply over the last 40 years, and racial disparities in maternal ...

What Is the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS)? The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) is an easy-to-take, self-administered questionnaire that you can use to screen yourself, or a ...

In a heartfelt revelation, Reese Witherspoon opened up about her battles with postpartum depression, elucidating the distinct challenges she faced after each of her children. She spoke candidly about ...

Mental health advocacy organisation Counseling Africa has raised concerns over what it describes as a deeper crisis within Nigeria’s community mental health system, saying the challenge extends far ...

Postpartum depression is a deep sadness that occurs after your baby’s birth and interferes with your daily life. It is the most common pregnancy complication that can affect both women and men in the ...