Prenatal Training May Lower Postnatal Depression Risk for Experienced Mothers

Prenatal Training May Lower Postnatal Depression Risk for Experienced Mothers

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Researchers presented new findings at the ECNP Congress in Munich showing that prenatal training on how mothers respond to babies can reduce the risk of postnatal depression. However, this benefit appears to apply only to women who have previously given birth. This is the first time such a differential effect has been reported.

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