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/PRNewswire/ -- June is a time when Americans celebrate fathers. But fatherhood isnt joyful for the thousands of dads experiencing perinatal mental health...

Women struggling with their mental health during and after pregnancy often hesitate to ask for support, an issue compounded by a need for more resources and provider education on the signs and symptoms of postpartum depression.The common symptoms of perinatal and postpartum depression may be easy to miss during the chaotic days, weeks and months after delivery, Emily Miller, MD, associate

A homemake and influencer says stay-at-home mothers are often derided in modern culture as she defended NFL kicker Harrison Butker's polarizing commencement speech.

"There is an explosion of app based technology that's actually being introduced in this area," said Dr. Priya Gopalan.

"You're not alone. And if you're feeling confused or upset, anxious, tearful, flat that's a reason to reach out for help."

No matter how much you prepare, having a baby is life alerting. Ten percent of pregnant women and 13 percent of those are postpartum face mental health issues.

"You're not alone. And if you're feeling confused or upset, anxious, tearful, flat that's a reason to reach out for help."

"You're not alone. And if you're feeling confused or upset, anxious, tearful, flat that's a reason to reach out for help."

"You're not alone. And if you're feeling confused or upset, anxious, tearful, flat that's a reason to reach out for help."

"You're not alone. And if you're feeling confused or upset, anxious, tearful, flat that's a reason to reach out for help."