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Health NewsDepression May Be World's Most Disabling Disease Postpartum Depression: A Risk for New Dads, Too Ex-Pro Football Players Struggle With Health Problems Search Results 1–7 of 7 Web Pages | See Categories and Related Topics A Brief Introduction to Postpartum Illness Perinatal (during pregnancy and postpartum) mood disorders are caused primarily by hormonal changes which then affect the neurotransmitters (brain chemicals). Life stressors, such as moving, illness, ... Details >Postpartum Support InternationalDepression in Women A discussion on clinical depression in women. Topics cover prevalence, contributing factors, gender differences, women’s attitudes toward depression, and more. ... Details >Mental Health AmericaDepression: NIMH Health Information Mental illnesses are common health conditions. This document from the National Institute of Mental Health provides information about the signs and symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment for depression.... Details >National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of HealthDepression: What Every Woman Should KnowAlso available in: SpanishWomen are disproportionately affected by depression, experiencing it at roughly twice the rate of men. This online document discusses the 3 major types of depression and how women are affected.... Details >National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of HealthFAQ: Depression in WomenDepression is not a normal part of being a woman nor is it a female weakness. Learn the various signs of depression, reasons why it may affect women, and how it can be treated. ... Details >National Women's Health Information Center, Office on Women's Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesWhat Causes Major Depressive Disorder? This page provides information on possible causes and factors of depression... Details >Depression CenterWhat is Bipolar Disorder? This page provides information on Bipolar Disorder. ... Details >Depression Center Search for general information on Depression
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