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Infant Massage Helps Decrease Postnatal Depression
posted:3/20/2009
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Depressed new mothers who engaged in massage classes with their infants experienced significant reductions in depression and anxiety, compared to depressed mothers who attended a support
The full research report of “Infant Massage Helps Decrease Postnatal Depression,” ran in the print edition of MASSAGE Magazine's September 2008 issue.
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