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Nurse midwife gives insight into postpartum needs of women in rural communities

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Bozeman Health Nurse Midwife Brooke Cadwell says it's important to acknowledge how many women experience postpartum depression, especially in rural areas where mental health resources are limited.

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Nurse midwife gives insight into postpartum needs of women in rural communities

Bozeman Health Nurse Midwife Brooke Cadwell says it's important to acknowledge how many women experience postpartum depression, especially in rural areas where mental health resources are limited.

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omahadailyrecord.com

Bill Advances To Expand Postpartum At-Home Nurse Visits For Nebraska Mothers On Medicaid

State Sen. George Dungan of Lincoln (center) on Jan. 8, 2025. (Zach Wendling / Nebraska Examiner) By Zach WendlingNebraska ExaminerLINCOLN — Lawmakers advanced a proposal Monday designed to help new mothers and newborns shortly after birth through postpartum at-home nurse visitations. Legislative Bill 22, from State Sen. George Dungan of Lincoln, expands on his Nebraska Prenatal Plus Program enacted in 2024, which provides multiple supports for …

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contemporaryobgyn.net

Intraoperative esketamine linked to lower postpartum depression rates after cesarean delivery

A study finds that esketamine during cesarean delivery may reduce postpartum depression risk, though further research is needed to confirm its safety and efficacy.

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scimex.org

Ketamine-based drug reduces postpartum depression among women who've h

In a 'gold standard' clinical trial, Chinese scientists tested whether an infusion of esketamine - a more potent version of the drug ketamine - can reduce symptoms of postpartum depression (PPD) in women undergoing a Caesarean section. The trial included 308 women, around half of whom were given an esketamine infusion during their C-section, while the other half received an infusion of an inactive saline solution. Incidence of PPD was measured s…

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