Survey reveals natal depression myths
A survey of 700 people has found more than half thought that it was normal for women to be depressed during pregnancy and motherhood.
November 16, 2009
ABC News

The survey, conducted by national anti-depression initiative beyondblue, also found 25 per cent of respondents wrongly thought postnatal depression did not require treatment and would go away of its own accord.

Beyondblue says planning has begun for doctors across Australia to routinely screen women for depression during and after pregnancy. ...