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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2024 · 7 MIN

EP11 - Intervention Reduces Likelihood of Developing Postpartum Anxiety and Depression by More Than 70%

from Women and Mental Health · host Andrew MacQuoid

A large NIH-funded study shows that a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) intervention significantly reduced the risk of postpartum anxiety and depression by over 70% in women from low-resource settings. The study highlights the potential of non-specialized providers delivering CBT to help address mental health needs during and after pregnancy.

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