LR383 (2026) | Interim Study Examining Maternal Mental Health in Nebraska

Issue Brief
Written By Michael Medwick

Maternal mental health conditions are among the most common complications during and after pregnancy. Families across Nebraska are affected, with rates increasing in recent years and consistently exceeding national rates. These are treatable conditions. Nebraska can identify needs earlier and help more families receive timely support and treatment.

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Michael Medwick
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