Perinatal depression prevalence in Ethiopian women ranges from 20.1% to 25.8% based on pooled meta-analysis data.
One in four Ethiopian mothers faces depression before and after birth.
This umbrella review and meta-analysis examined perinatal depression among women in Ethiopia, pooling data from 15,592 participants. The poo…
Nearly one in four mothers in Ethiopia experiences depression, a serious issue that demands immediate attention and better care.
Sodium oxybate and other drugs flagged for perinatal depression risk in pharmacovigilance analysis
5 Common Drugs Linked to Depression During Pregnancy, Study Finds
This retrospective pharmacovigilance analysis of the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System from Q1 2004 to Q2 2025 identified 28 drugs with pos…
A large review of FDA reports links five common medications to a higher risk of depression during pregnancy and after birth, especially for …
PRISM implementation support increased depression care pathway adoption in obstetric practices compared to standard care.
Pregnant Women Are Missing Depression Care — This Program Changes That
This cluster randomized controlled trial evaluated PRISM, which combines MCPAP for Moms with practice-level implementation support, against …
A new support program doubled the rate at which pregnant women with depression were identified and followed up in obstetric practices.
Systematic review finds brain alterations in perinatal depression compared to healthy controls
Brain imaging review finds patterns linked to perinatal depression
A systematic review synthesizing research on perinatal depression (PND) found patients exhibit structural, functional, and metabolic brain a…
Brain scans show perinatal depression changes activity in emotional and regulatory areas, offering new clues for early screening and treatme…