postpartum

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Examples

• Fabrics matter for pregnancy and postpartum because what the mom wears, the little one ultimately ends up wearing as well.

• Later, she was among the first researchers to publish evidence to support screening for postpartum depression—now a common practice.

• Scientists are still exploring the full implications of her findings, but Dulac and others are hopeful that they might yield useful insights into conditions like postpartum behavioral disorders.

• Access to prenatal and postpartum care is incredibly unequal in the United States, and experts have long argued that telehealth can help fill in the gaps.

• The committee pointed out that women constitute 75 percent of the health care workforce, and of those, 330,000 could be pregnant or recently postpartum when the vaccine becomes available.

• Miranda Kerr made a point of being photographed breastfeeding in red pumps to announce her postpartum return to modeling.

• When a new mother suffers from postpartum depression, that pressure can be fatal.

• Tragically, she developed severe postpartum depression, crippling her with near-psychotic ruminations, anger, and guilt.

• A court-appointed doctor later concluded that Mindi had experienced postpartum psychosis.

• She had suffered postpartum depression after the birth of the twins.

• Pituitary extract is recommended in cases of postpartum hemorrhage, but ergot is undoubtedly to be preferred.