Maternal mental health has dropped The study analyzes the self-reported mental and physical health outcomes of more than 198,000 female parents — both adoptive and biological — of children up to 17 ...

Dartmouth Health Children's has created what it says is the first maternal mental health navigator role in the nation. Mental health can be a challenge for new moms.

Life US counties with the highest maternal mental health risk and lowest resources A map where in the U.S. women are at the greatest risk for maternal mental health disorders.

A national survey finds that mothers of children ages 0 to 17 years report mental health declines from 2016 to 2023.

From 2016 to 2023, excellent mental health decreased by 12.4 percentage points, while fair/poor mental health increased by 3.5 percentage points.

A health reporter explains why suggesting that medical research be limited, controlled, or replaced by ‘in-house’ publications is dangerous.

Self-reported maternal mental health declined in recent years, as did maternal physical health, though less drastically, a cross-sectional study suggested.

3. The declines in maternal mental health were seen across all socioeconomic groups, though were more pronounced among single mothers and those whose children were publicly insured or uninsured. 4.

Only 25% of moms in US report 'excellent' mental health, marking an alarming decline Experts warn that worsening maternal mental health can have a ripple effect.

Declines in maternal mental health originated prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and were observed in nearly every socioeconomic subgroup examined.

New research involving nearly 200,000 mothers found that one in 12 rated her mental health as fair or poor.