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- U.S. defendant Lindsay Clancy will return to Tewksbury Hospital after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial.
- Her defense argued she suffered postpartum psychosis symptoms before killing her three children.
- Psychiatrists note postpartum psychosis often resolves within a year with treatment.
- She is expected to receive treatment for suicidal thoughts and a possible bipolar disorder diagnosis.
- Forensic hospitalization at Tewksbury provides multidisciplinary care and prepares patients to rejoin society.
