Lindsay Clancy: "It is very easy to see that the medication this woman had access to was not correct, especially in relation to the likely diagnosis"Photo by Letícia Alvares on Pexels
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Lindsay Clancy: "It is very easy to see that the medication this woman had access to was not correct, especially in relation to the likely diagnosis"

CNN Portugal27 August 2026 at 21:59

Psychiatrist Teresa Reis commented on the case of Lindsay Clancy, stating that it is very evident that the medication this woman had access to was not correct, especially in relation to the probable diagnosis. The perinatal mental health specialist also warned about the danger of demonizing medications used to treat mental health problems during this period, emphasizing the importance of a balanced approach to treatment.

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