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Why monitor metabolic risk in women with postpartum psychosis?

Postpartum psychosis is treatable but nurses should be aware of the challenges it poses regarding medication side effects and long-term health implications
Posted 05 August 2024 - 01:00
Postpartum psychosis: a young woman holding a baby in her arms sits next to a window looking outside
 
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