MMH
Americanabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of MMH
First recorded in 1960–65
Example Sentences
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Sanders brought a convivial generosity and enthusiasm to group discussions and long interviews — often conveyed with an audible “mmh,” or “come on,” or “talkaboutit” — that called to mind the friend at the cookout with whom you can’t wait to gossip or commiserate.
From New York Times
Maternal mental health—or MMH—conditions are the most common complication of pregnancy.
From Slate
Many, many people afflicted by a MMH condition during pregnancy will be left to struggle without proper help.
From Slate
It’s estimated that Black women experience double the rate of MMH conditions that white women do and are half as likely to be treated.
From Slate
Since MMH conditions exist on a spectrum of severity, there are treatment options beyond medication for milder cases, including mindfulness, light exposure therapy, and talk therapy.
From Slate
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