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Postpartum Psychosis: Risk Factors

Nada L. Stotland

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Postpartum psychosis is most often a manic episode of bipolar disorder rather than schizophrenia or another form of psychosis. Previous studies have

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Postpartum psychosis is most often a manic episode of bipolar disorder rather than schizophrenia or another form of psychosis. Previous studies have

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Postpartum psychosis is most often a manic episode of bipolar disorder rather than schizophrenia or another form of psychosis. Previous studies have

Key concepts: Medicine, Psychosis, Psychiatry, Postpartum psychosis, Obstetrics, Bipolar disorder, Cognition

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