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Postpartum depression in mothers linked to higher risk of infant death
Reported by Neha Sharma (Staff Writer) · Google News - Australia Health ·
Representative image · PexelsMaternal postpartum depressive symptoms are linked to a nearly triple risk of infant mortality, according to a recent study report. New mothers facing postpartum depression show significantly higher health risks for their babies during the early months of child development. Medical experts point out that mental health care during the postpartum period is a crucial part of saving young lives and supporting family well-being. Doctors urge hospitals and local clinics to screen mothers early for signs of depression after childbirth. Providing proper counseling and medical help can lower these dangers and protect vulnerable infants from harm.
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