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Cultural diversity and mental health

also been reported to influence the prevalence of psychiatric disorders. Postpartum depression is a case in point in this context. The prevalence rate of postpartum depression has varied across the globe.[4] Although such variability can be ascribed to multiple possibilities including differences in biological vulnerability, cross‐cultural variation in expression of complaints has been touted as an important reason for the observed differences in prevalence rates.