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Rachel Zimmerman

Rachel Zimmerman

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Co-Host, The Dave Glover Show

Boston, Saint Louis

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Total articles 46

  • Postpartum anxiety disrupts daily life for some new mothers. Treatments can help.

    By Rachel Zimmerman Verified| The Washington Post Verified (iStock)By Rachel ZimmermanOctober 15, 2024 at 8:10 a.m. EDTAfter her first child was born, Lauren Hamilton, a pediatric nurse, began having graphic, recurring nightmares, imagining someone dropping the baby, his head cracking open “like a watermelon.”Hamilton’s near-constant worry led her to place the infant on the floor overnight while she lay beside him, continually checking his breathing.

    By Rachel Zimmerman Verified · The Washington Post

    Oct. 15, 2024

  • No Sex Drive after Menopause? A Unique Talk Therapy may Help, Study Finds.

    By Rachel Zimmerman Verified| Yomiuri Shimbun Verified After surgery thrust her into menopause at age 40, Stephanie Scott of Hamilton, Ontario, said she had “zero sex drive.” Hormone treatments helped with hot flashes and insomnia, but they didn’t increase her desire for sex. So she signed up for a research study that was testing a unique type of therapy for menopausal women with low desire because of menopause. The result: a noticeable improvement in her sex life.

    By Rachel Zimmerman Verified · Yomiuri Shimbun

    Sep. 13, 2024

  • Postpartum anxiety disrupts daily life for some new mothers. Treatments can help.

    By Rachel Zimmerman Verified| The Washington Post Verified (iStock)By Rachel ZimmermanOctober 15, 2024 at 8:10 a.m. EDTAfter her first child was born, Lauren Hamilton, a pediatric nurse, began having graphic, recurring nightmares, imagining someone dropping the baby, his head cracking open “like a watermelon.”Hamilton’s near-constant worry led her to place the infant on the floor overnight while she lay beside him, continually checking his breathing.

    By Rachel Zimmerman Verified · The Washington Post

    Oct. 15, 2024

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The Dave Glover Show

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 610-660-5610