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Postpartum depression: neurosteroid pathogenesis and pathogenesis-based treatment with micronized progesterone. Literature review
Background. Postpartum depression (PPD) affects 17.22% of women globally, representing a critical public health challenge with serious consequences for mother and child. Recent advances in neurosteroid research have demonstrated that the pathogenesis of postpartum depression is f
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