Changes in policy, culture needed for more fathers to benefit from paternal leave

Fathers who took paid paternity leave were at less risk for depression and anxiety, and those who took longer leave were at less risk for depression as well, according to two studies published in the American Journal of Public Health. Economic and cultural obstacles prevent many new fathers from taking this leave, the researchers said, but changes in employer and government policy as well as in

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