<event>
   <title>Postpartum Psychosis: Stagnation and Evolution</title>
   <timestamp>
      <start>2026-09-22T11:00:00</start>
      <end>2026-09-22T12:00:00</end>
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         <timestamp>2026-09-22</timestamp>
         <dateShort>9/22/26</dateShort>
         <dateLong>September 22, 2026</dateLong>
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         <format12>12:00 PM</format12>
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   <contact>
      <name>Angela D'Atena</name>
      <email>datenaa@farmingdale.edu</email>
      <phone>9344202692</phone>
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   <description>In 2001, Andrea Yates brought national attention to maternal mental health and criminal
      insanity. More recently, Lindsey Clancy's case has renewed debate about postpartum
      psychosis and the culpability of mothers who kill their children.In 2001, Andrea Yates
      brought national attention to maternal mental health and criminal insanity. More recently,
      Lindsey Clancy's case has renewed debate about postpartum psychosis and the culpability
      of mothers who kill their children.In 2001, Andrea Yates brought national attention
      to maternal mental health and criminal insanity. More recently, Lindsey Clancy's case
      has renewed debate about postpartum psychosis and the culpability of mothers who kill
      their children.In 2001, Andrea Yates brought national attention to maternal mental
      health and criminal insanity. More recently, Lindsey Clancy's case has renewed debate
      about postpartum psychosis and the culpability of mothers who kill their children.</description>
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      <tag>crj</tag>
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