D-MER can cause a sudden wave of negative emotion around milk letdown. Learn what researchers know about this physiological response and its connection to mood and breastfeeding confidence.

Research suggests a meaningful connection between premenstrual disorders and postpartum depression. Explore what that relationship may tell us about hormonal sensitivity across reproductive transitions.

Even when household chores are shared, mothers may still carry most of the planning behind them. Research shows why that invisible mental load matters for mental health.

A systematic review explores how resilience, social support, and other protective factors may influence depression, anxiety, and stress during pregnancy and postpartum.

A recent study found an association between benzodiazepine use during early pregnancy and increased miscarriage risk, highlighting the importance of careful, individualized medication decisions during pregnancy.

A study found that some people experience PTSD symptoms after cesarean delivery. Learn what the research suggests about birth trauma, postpartum mental health, and the importance of recognizing symptoms early.

Depression may intensify some menopause symptoms and affect quality of life. Research highlights why mental health deserves attention alongside the physical changes of menopause.

Research suggests people with PCOS may be more vulnerable to emotional and uncontrolled eating, particularly in midlife. Here’s what that may mean for whole-person hormonal and mental health care.

Did you know that your body’s natural rhythms can affect premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)? A systematic review found differences in melatonin, nighttime body temperature, and sleep quality among people with PMS and PMDD. Here's why those biological rhythms may matter.