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Arizona needs to increase access to high-quality mental health services. These services should be prioritized for those who are pregnant or postpartum and facing additional challenges like lack of transportation,
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On June 1, the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson launched a new perinatal psychiatry access line for Arizona healthcare providers caring for pregnant and postpartum people experiencing mental health conditions.
With research showing that LGBTQ+ individuals face a higher risk of developing eating disorders, more and more providers are creating specialized treatment to address these disparities and ensure people get the care they need.
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Mental and behavioral health conditions are also a leading cause of maternal mortality in the U.S. In Arizona, nearly half of all pregnancy-associated deaths are due to mental health or substance use issues, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services. Dr. Saira Kalia, a perinatal psychiatrist at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, and Dr. Kathryn Emerick, also a perinatal psychiatrist at the University of Arizona, are working to launch a statewide hotline next spring for providers who serve the perinatal population.