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Dr. Philip Muskin says we're prone to picking favorites, and our choice "in some way represents us." "If somehow my choice loses, I’ve somehow lost," he says. "If my choice wins, I've somehow won."

“Our brain uses prior experiences to generate sensory expectations that help fill in the gaps when sounds or images are distorted or unclear,” said Dr. Guillermo Horga.

Screening women at postnatal appointments would help, as would regular follow-up screening over the months and years after any initial episodes of postpartum depression, suggested Dr. Myrna Weissman.