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Postpartum Depression

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entertainment2 months ago

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson Explore Intensity and Revenge in 'Die My Love'

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson star in Lynne Ramsay's 'Die My Love,' a poetic romantic drama exploring postpartum depression, with Lawrence drawing from her pregnancy experience to enhance her performance. The film, developed with Martin Scorsese's support, premieres on November 7 and showcases a deeply emotional and unorthodox love story.

entertainment2 months ago

Reese Witherspoon Discusses Postpartum Depression and Secrets to Her Success

Reese Witherspoon candidly discussed her experience with postpartum depression after the birth of her first child, highlighting the emotional challenges and the importance of seeking medical help, while also praising women who normalize menopause. She emphasized the impact of youth and societal opinions on young mothers and joins other celebrities in speaking openly about reproductive health issues.

health-and-wellness5 months ago

Navigating Motherhood and Self-Rediscovery After Postpartum Depression

The article explores postpartum depression through the metaphor of the Selkie fairy tale, illustrating the emotional and physical transformations women experience after childbirth, and the ongoing struggle to reconcile self-identity with maternal responsibilities, highlighting the deep sense of loss and longing for self that can accompany motherhood.

science6 months ago

Neuroscientist Tracks Brain Changes Throughout Pregnancy

A neuroscientist conducted a pioneering study by scanning her own brain 26 times before, during, and after pregnancy to observe physical changes, revealing decreases in gray matter and improvements in white matter, though the implications of these changes remain unclear. The research aims to better understand brain adaptations during pregnancy and their potential links to postpartum depression.

health1 year ago

Postpartum Depression Rates Double Over Ten Years

Postpartum depression rates have doubled over the past decade, rising from 9% in 2010 to 19% in 2021, according to a study by Kaiser Permanente Southern California. Factors contributing to this increase include challenges in accessing mental health care, lack of support, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The condition is more prevalent among non-Hispanic Black and white individuals, with significant increases in Asian and Pacific Islanders. Early screening and intervention are crucial for managing symptoms and improving outcomes for both mothers and their babies.

entertainment1 year ago

Halle Bailey Reflects on Son's Livestream Appearance, Acknowledges Overreaction

Halle Bailey has retracted her initial reaction to her son Halo appearing on Kai Cenat's livestream without her knowledge, acknowledging she may have overreacted. Initially upset about not being informed, Bailey expressed her concerns on social media, citing her struggles with severe postpartum depression. She later thanked Cenat for the gifts he gave Halo and emphasized her trust in DDG, Halo's father. Bailey and DDG, who announced their split in October, continue to co-parent amicably.

entertainment1 year ago

Halle Bailey Reflects on Reaction to Son's Livestream Appearance

Halle Bailey publicly criticized her ex-boyfriend DDG for livestreaming with their 10-month-old son, Halo, without her consent while she was out of town. Bailey, who is dealing with severe postpartum depression, expressed her frustration over not being informed about the livestream. Following the incident, DDG shared a photo of gifts from streamer Kai Cenat, who hosted the stream. Bailey later reactivated her social media account, acknowledging she may have overreacted but emphasized her desire to be informed about her son's activities.

health1 year ago

"Addressing the Growing Maternal Mental Health Crisis"

Pregnant women and new mothers in the U.S. are facing a severe mental health crisis, with mental health conditions being the leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths. Maternal mortality rates have surged by 60% between 2019 and 2021, driven by suicides and overdoses. Despite a slight dip in maternal deaths in 2022, experts warn that more data is needed to confirm a true decline. Limited mental health screenings and a shortage of mental health providers exacerbate the issue, while unplanned pregnancies following the overturning of Roe v. Wade may further impact maternal mental health.

health-and-science1 year ago

"Pregnancy Hormone and Mood Tied to Gut Bacteria Gas"

Researchers at Harvard Medical School discovered that gut bacteria produce the hormone allopregnanolone, which is linked to pregnancy and mood regulation, by modifying steroids in bile. This finding suggests that the microbiome acts as an endocrine organ and could be targeted to treat mental health conditions like postpartum depression. The study highlights the potential for microbiome-targeted therapies to influence human health and behavior.