Postpartum Depression Can Last 3 Years After Giving Birth, Study Finds
A new study finds postpartum depression symptoms can linger three yearsĀ after childbirth. Experts say PPD screenings for mothers after the first year may be necessary.Ā
Celebrity Moms Talk About Overcoming Postpartum Depression
The more we talk about postpartum depression, the less unnecessarily taboo it becomes. Here, 10 famous moms who've spoken out about their experiences in an effort to reassure other parents that they're not alone.
What to Expect During Your Postpartum Depression Screening
Postpartum depression (PPD) can be serious and scaryābut the idea of being tested for it shouldn't be. Experts explain how PPD tests using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale work and what to expect.
A Postpartum Depression Timeline: When It Starts and How Long It Can Last
From the last trimester of pregnancy to a year after giving birth, experts shed light on when postpartum depression symptoms can appear in new parents.
Telemedicine Could Be the Help Postpartum Parents Need
Postpartum mental health mattersāand digital appointments are helping many new moms get the right care.
Longer Paid Family Leave Could Help Protect Moms Against PPD
Postpartum depression affects many women in the U.S., where there is a lack of paid family leave. Here's how better leave can help mothers.
