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tara narula. >> she was the same size as monkey from build-a-bear. >> reporter: after the birth of heranie hathaway spent six months on antidepressants, fighting post- partum depression. when the symptoms came back after the birth of her second child, she was despondent. what is it like to be in that place where you have a newborn, uou have a toddler, and you're suffering? >> things that used to bring you joy now drain you. you know, people say things meaning to help, and it ends up hurting. and you're just-- you're so speless. >> reporter: symptoms of post- partum depression can include sadness, anxiety, irritability, loss of appetite, and self-harm. >> hello! >> reporter: hathaway was part of a clinical trial of the new drug led by dr. samantha meltzer-brody. effective for treating women quickly with severe post-partum ppression. r: reporter: the drug will be known as zulresso, given in an i.v., over a three-day period in the hospital. it re-balances hormones that spike during pregnancy and hlummet after birth. unlike conventional antidepressants the effect can be almost immediate. >

tara narula, a teenage rebel testified on capitol hill today about the importance of getting vaccinations. narula is here now with an update. >> reporter: sitting alongside prominent health professionals at today's senate hearing was an unlikely witness. >> my mother would turn to anti- vaccine groups online and on cial media. >> reporter: ohio high school senior ethan lindenberger testified about his fight with his own mother to get vaccinated. >> for my mother, her love, care, and affection as a parent was used to push an agenda to create a false distress. >> reporter: we first met lindenberger last month, when he told us his mother refused to vaccinate him and his siblings because of fears about vaccine safety. he started getting vaccinated when he turned 18. >> for certain individuals and organizations that spread this misinformation, they instill fear into the public for their own gain, selfishly, and do so knowing that their information is incorrect. >> reporter: 17 states allow parents to opt out of vaccinates for non-medical reasons. lack of vaccinations have been blamed for measl

tara narula spoke to one of the satisfied patients. >> postpartum depression can strike out of the blueo be a special time. it's estimated that half of cases go undiagnosed. current treatments can take weeks or months to bridge release. now a fast-acting infusion given in the hospital may offer new hope to families affected by postpartum depression. >> i remember being in that picture. >> reporter: stephanie and adam hathaway had just moved to china when they became parents for the first time. >> she was the same size as monkey. >> reporter: shortly after daughter hadley was born, stephanie started sliding into depression. >> i had intrusive thoughts. it was your husband deserves a better wife. your children deserve a better mom. >> what had you expected to feel when the baby was born? >> instant love and connection, and they put her on my chest and i felt nothing. ♪ you can do anything >> reporter: when hadley was just a few weeks old, adam got a frightening call at work. >> she said, i need you to come home. >> there was this very real fear of what i might do when i put the baby down.

tara narula. >> she was the same size as monkey from build-a-bear. >> reporter: after the birth of herfirst child, stephanie hathaway spent six months on antidepressants, fighting post- partum depression. when the symptoms came back after the birth of her second child, she was despondent. what is it like to be in that place where you have a newborn, you have a toddler, and you're suffering? >> things that used to bring you joy now drain you. you know, people say things meaning to help, and it ends up hurting. and you're just-- you're so hopeless. >> reporter: symptoms of post- partum depression can include sadness, anxiety, irritability, loss of appetite, and self-harm. >> hello! >> reporter: hathaway was part of a clinical trial of the new drug led by dr. samantha meltzer-brody. >> so the drug was very, very effective for treating women quickly with severe post-partum depression. >> reporter: the drug will be known as zulresso, given in an i.v., over a three-day period in the hospital. it re-balances hormones that spike during pregnancy and plummet after birth. unlike conventional ant

tara narula has startling new research about the health threat from sugary drinks.hing the limit series goes to a boot camp preparing marines for missions with the kind of technology you can buy for your home. but first, here's today's "eye opener" at >> parts of the country's midsection slammed by days of catastrophic flooding face a new threat for more rain. >> you talk about the total damage. we're looking at hundreds of millions of dollars. and that number is likely to climb. >> the fire has intensified here significantly just in the last couple of hours. and it may have spread to another part of the plant. >> the software update is expected to be approved by monday. it's unclear if that will be enough to lift the order of grounding the max. >> we got word this morning from the syrian democratic forces they have entered that last isis camp. they caution that fighting is still going on. as of last night, the battle was raging. >> congressman nunes accuses twitter of censoring viewpoints it doesn't agree with. >> this is the first of many lawsuits that are coming.

doctor tara narula spoke to one of the handful of women who tried the drug and shows its very dramaticd morning to you, gayle. post-partum depression can strike out of the blue during what is supposed to be a special time. it's estimated that half of cases go undiagnosed. current treatments can take weeks or months to bring relief. now a fast-acting infusion given in the hospital may offer new hope to families affected by post-partum depression. >> i remember being in that picture. >> right. >> reporter: stephanie and adam hathway had just moved to china when they became parents for the first time. >> she was the same size as moaningy. >> shortly after daughter hadley was born, stephanie started to slide into depression. >> i had an intrusive thought that was your husband is deserves a better wife. your children deserve a better mom. >> reporter: what had you expected to feel when the baby was born? >> instant love and elation and connection, and they put her on my chest and i felt nothing. >> reporter: when hadley was just a few weeks old, adam got a frightening call at work. >> she s

tara narula is here now to talk about the health behind this. doctor, 52 years old luke perry was.s that uncommon? is that extraordinary? >> so i think one of the misconceptions is that strokes are a disease of the elderly. what i want to convey is this can happen to anyone at any age. and while we know that the risk of stroke does increase if you're over 65, three-quarters of strokes happen in populations over 65, the risk doubles every ten years over the age of 55. there's still a fair percentage of people who have strokes in their younger ages. we also have seen an increase in the incidents of strokes in a younger population. whether that's because we're diagnosing them more often or because there's an increase in risk factors, things like high blood pressure and diabetes. it's really unclear. but the big message to young people is, look, you need to understand that you're at risk. understand what your risk factors are. importantly, recognize symptoms. time is brain. every minute that goes by in a large stroke, you lose 2 million brain cells. this damage is irreversible. it's ve

tara narula says asprinkles comes with bleeding -- aspirin comes with bleeding risk.d to avoid heart attacks for people already diagnosed with cardiovascular disease. >>> facebook removed 1.5 million victims after the shooting in christchurch after the attack. facebook and other sites needs answer more questions over their response to the massacre. a spokeswoman in new zealand says the company is working around the clock to remove violating content from the site. the alleged shooter live streamed part of the attack on facebook. >>> and the powerball jackpot is up to $550 million after no one won it saturday night. the jackpot is the eighth largest ever for the powerball lottery. the next drawing is wednesday night. and it has an estimated cash option of $335 million. never gets old hearing those numbers. you think what could i do -- >> buy a couple pairs of shoes. that would be good. >> to start. >> i was thinking of a plane for myself. >> that's good, too. bucket list. >>> a wisconsin man accused of kidnapping jayme closs and killing the teenager's parents is apparen

tara narula is here with more. >> good morning, bianna. more than 56,000 americans are expected to be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. it's an aggressive disease, especially in later stages. but trebek says he has no plans to let it stop him. >> here is the host of "jeopardy," alex trebek. >> reporter: for more than 8,000 episodes, alex trebek has tested the country's best and brightest on "jeopardy." >> are your signaling devices working? >> yes, unfortunately, they are. >> reporter: but now the longtime tv host will face his toughest battle. >> this week i was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. now, normally the prognosis for this not very encouraging. but i'm going to fight this. >> reporter: stage four pancreatic cancer is the most advanced type. just 3% of people survive five years. still, trebek promised to beat it with his trademark wit. >> truth told, i have to because under the terms of my contract, i have to host "jeopardy" for three more years. >> reporter: "jeopardy" is in its 35th season under trebek. last

tara narula. good morning. >> good morning, john.s' misguided beliefs about vaccines put him at risk. he doesn't blame his parents but blames the false information on line that manipulated his fears and is emphasizing the importance of getting accurate information about vaccines to the public. >> to combat preventable diseases -- >> reporter: ethan lindenberger joined a panel of health experts alerting lawmakers to the dangers of incorrect information about immunizations. >> for certain individuals and organizations that spread misinformation, they instill fear into the public for their own gain selfishly and do so knowing that the information is incorrect. >> reporter: lindenberger's fight against medical misinformation began at home about two years ago after he noticed there was no scientific evidence supporting his mother's concerns about vaccinations. >> as i was growing up and doing more research, i decided that vaccines are good, that they are beneficial. >> reporter: lindenberger's mother, jill wheeler, worried about vaccine s

tara narula shows the health risks posed by strokes. good morning. >> good morning. a spokesperson for perry hasn't confirmed he suffered a stroke, but 800,000 people a year suffer a stroke according to the national stroke association. it's the fifth leading cause in the u.s. even when it's not deadly, the physical toll can also be life changing. ♪ luke perry first rose to fame playing bad boy dylan mckay on the show "beverly hills 90210." >> need a hand? >> yes. >> reporter: for the past three seasons, fans have known him as archie andrews' dad on the hit cw series "riverdale." >> who are you lying to? me or your coach? >> reporter: there are new concerns about the actor's health after paramedics responded to a 911 call at his home around 9:30 a.m. wednesday. >> rescue 78, stroke. >> a spokesperson said mr. perry is under observation at the hospital. >> it's a big year for luke. he's having this second coming in hollywood. his star was shining brightly once again. >> reporter: this isn't perry's first health scare. four years ago, doctors found precancerous growth i