My study showed that a staggering 34% of mothers from low-income groups had postpartum depression, and desperately needed psychiatric help.

With mental health care at a breaking point, new mothers are increasingly isolated and left to fend for themselves.

The findings help make the case for paid paternity leave, the researchers say.

New mothers require familial and institutional support for much longer than previously thought.

Chances of a miscarriage or premature delivery could be higher if depression during pregnancy is left untreated.

You don't have to be a biological parent to experience the baby blues.

"I told her that she can be a good mother and feel terrible. It was okay to be both."

It's a weak link, but it's more evidence that dads' mental health is as influential as moms'.

Postpartum bipolar mood disorder can develop even in women without a history of mental health problems.

Findings challenge leading explanation of the baby blues.

Researchers call for better postpartum care.

Maybe now the condition will be taken seriously.

Modern lifestyles might be contributing to more depression in general.

Researchers are calling for the emotion to be given more weight in screenings.

And you just know it's not yummy either.

Most women suffer from some form of mild “baby blues” after childbirth, but for those 10-15% of women who suffer from clinical post-partum depression, also known as postnatal depression, the impact on their early relationships with their babies is significant. 

Postpartum depression in women is starting to get the medical and societal attention it deserves, but postpartum depression in men is still little understood. While paternal postpartum depression has been documented in 7 to 10% of new fathers, some mental health 

Whether it’s a pregnant character on a TV show, a celebrity’s baby-body magazine spread, or a friend’s selfie of her post-baby physique, portrayals of pregnant and postpartum women on traditional and social media tend to be unrealistic, women respondents said