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How are studies like this done?

The University of East Anglia study mentioned in the story likely involved surveying or interviewing a large group of new mothers to assess their experiences and mental health status. Researchers then analyse this data to identify patterns and draw conclusions, such as the one in 20 statistic for PTSD. These findings are crucial for informing healthcare policy and practice.

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