There are risk factors that increase the likelihood of postpartum depression, as they relate to health, work, family, finances, culture, infrastructure, and social support.
HR managers, policymakers, and insurance providers must familiarize themselves with these factors to transform the workplace into a more supportive and empowering environment for postpartum individuals.
This Workplace Options white paper focuses on evidence-based measures that can help mitigate these risks and help employees thrive at work and at home.
Schizophrenia is a psychiatric disorder characterized by altered thinking and emotional patterns, hallucinations, false or irrational beliefs (i.e., delusions), cognitive deficits, and disorganized speech.
Bipolar disorder BD, on the other hand, is marked by extreme mood swings, ranging between periods of…
New joint research program combines UCSF’s advanced clinical and research teams with GE HealthCare’s technical and engineering expertise to develop solutions that directly impact patient care.
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