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New dads who take longer parental leave less likely to suffer depression
- New dads who take longer paternal leave are less likely to suffer depression according to a study.
- Fathers who took 14 to 40 weeks of parental leave were significantly less likely to show signs of depression than those who took up to four weeks.
- Fathers who took five to 13 weeks or more than 40 weeks of leave did not show reduced depression compared to those who took up to four weeks.
- Dr. Michael Wells explained that taking leave beyond 90 days but not more than 60% of the total leave may improve fathers' mental health by helping them build closer connections and routines.
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right5Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Center
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- 50% of the sources are Center
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L 19%
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R 31%
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