September NIH News in Health -- adolescence, postpartum depression, frontotemporal disorders

September NIH News in Health -- adolescence, postpartum depression, frontotemporal disorders

   September 06, 2011       SNap(R)

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The September issue of NIH News in Health, the monthly newsletter bringing you practical health news and tips based on the latest NIH research, is now available! In this edition: Risky Business Dealing With Your Teen's Behavior Adolescence can be a bewildering time—for both teens and parents. Learning about teen development can help parents nurture children's strengths and shepherd them over the rough spots. Read more about teen health and risk. When a Bundle of Joy Brings Sorrow Recognizing Postpartum Depression It's normal to have anxieties while adjusting to parenthood. But after giving birth, some women develop a more extreme condition—a depression that persists for at least 2 weeks. This disorder, called postpartum depression, requires medical attention. Read more about postpartum depression.   Health Capsules: Being a Beta Male Learn About Frontotemporal Disorders Featured Web Site: LifeWorks Click here to download a PDF version for printing. Visit our Facebook wall to suggest topics you'd like us to cover, or start a discussion about how you use the newsletter. We want to hear what you think! Please pass the word on to your colleagues about NIH News in Health. We are happy to send a limited number of print copies free of charge for display in offices, libraries or clinics. Just email us or call 301-435-7489 for more information. If you're an editor who wishes to reprint our stories, please see http://newsinhealth.nih.gov/about.htm for information.