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Colorado clinical psychologist weighs in after FDA approves new option for moms with postpartum depression

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By Anusha Roy Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
DENVER — There is a new option for moms facing postpartum depression. The FDA approved the first oral medication called Zurzuvae to be taken for two weeks designed specifically to help with PPD. Until now, this was only available through IV at the hospital.
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Denver looking to diversify youth commission

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By Anusha Roy Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
DENVER — The City of Denver knows it's going to have to make some changes to get more kids involved in shaping the city, which could include paying them. The Mayor’s Youth Commission knows it's facing a diversity problem. Members of the Office of Children’s Affairs said they got enough feedback from multiple parties they’ve now gone to Denver City Council to ask if they can start paying their youth commissioners. Rules right now don’t allow that. • Watch the full story in the video player below.
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Colorado clinical psychologist offers advice on how to determine healthy screen time amid back to school

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By Anusha Roy Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
DENVER — As we start a new school year, this could be a good time to reset and talk about screen time. Denver7 talked to clinical psychologist, Jennifer Harned Adams, with HCA HealthOne about how to determine healthy screen time. “For kiddos who have gotten used to using their screen time allotment for you know scrolling on Instagram or you know watching silly shorts on YouTube, making that shift to using their content for educational content may be a shift,” Harned Adams said.
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