Why Postpartum Depression Is the Hidden Crisis New Mothers Face—and How the Market Is Stepping Up!
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This public health expert is on a quest to fight postpartum struggles in Nigeria - Prime Progress NG
Between 14% and 44% of new mothers suffer from postpartum depression (PPD) in Nigeria today, particularly in the north. Despite the staggering figures, nearly half of all mothers who experience postpartum depression remain undiagnosed, thanks to cultural norms and medical limitations. Patience Amos is familiar with many of these women. As a public-health expert, she has interacted with new nursing mothers, many of whom feel lost, misunderstood, …
Why Postpartum Depression Is the Hidden Crisis New Mothers Face—and How the Market Is Stepping Up!
Becoming a mother is often portrayed as one of life’s most joyous moments, but for many women, the journey after childbirth can be a daunting emotional rollercoaster. Postpartum depression (PPD) affec...
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