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Brexanolone Lifting Outcomes Of Moms

Brexanolone may help improve mood in new moms.

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15-45 years
Female
Phase 3
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Brexanolone Lifting Outcomes Of Moms is a research study looking at a new drug, LPCN 1154A, to see if it can help mothers with postpartum depression (PPD). PPD is when a mom feels very sad after having a baby. The study will see if LPCN 1154A can make these sad feelings better and check for any side effects.

Who can join? Women aged 15-45 who have had a baby within the last 18 months and felt very sad (depressed) since their second trimester or first month after delivery can join. But if someone has had serious mental health issues like bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, or has had seizures recently, they can't join.

  • Study Length: Check with the study team for how long it lasts.
  • Visits Needed: Participants may need to visit the study site several times.
  • Risks & Benefits: Learn about possible side effects and benefits from LPCN 1154A.
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    Depression
    Postpartum
    Postpartum Depression (PPD)
    Post-partum Depression
    Postnatal Depression
    Post-Natal Depression
    Peripartum Depression

NCT07822321

Lipocine Inc.

17 October 2026

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