Since every top level comment here is a borderline tire fire, let me be the first to say:
This is great news. We need better treatments for PPD, which is real and very serious that can cause long term lasting effects in serious cases without treatment, and can sadly even be fatal.
Quality of life has risen steeply over the past several decades but mothers still walk an unpaved road. It's deeply worrying the lack of support and proactive care new mothers receive from medical professionals, though it is getting better, just very slowly.
I hope this helps many new families survive and thrive.
This is great news. We need better treatments for PPD, which is real and very serious that can cause long term lasting effects in serious cases without treatment, and can sadly even be fatal.
Quality of life has risen steeply over the past several decades but mothers still walk an unpaved road. It's deeply worrying the lack of support and proactive care new mothers receive from medical professionals, though it is getting better, just very slowly.
I hope this helps many new families survive and thrive.