It’s officially spring, but does a change in seasons always mean relief for people who suffer with winter depression or seasonal affective disorder? Dr. Paul Desan, ...

For sufferers of summertime SAD, recognizing the signs and managing symptoms are crucial for conquering this rare form of ...

The lack of daylight hours during the winter can throw off our circadian rhythm – this is the pattern our bodies follow in a ...

When we think of seasonal depression, we usually think of winter with the cold, the darkness, and the long nights.

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The winter and its lack of sunshine can trigger what’s known as Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD. This seasonal slump is more than just a fleeting funk for some people. Roughly ten million ...

Bad weather affects us emotionally, but this influence doesn’t necessarily have serious consequences or clinical implications ...

With the temperatures shifting from cold to warm, some people might be feeling the impact of seasonal depression. The American Psychiatric Association defines seasonal depression or seasonal affective ...

The vernal equinox marks the start of spring in the Northern Hemisphere — so does that mean this is the only day out of the ...

On a chemical level, researchers theorize that vitamin D, which we produce when we are exposed to sun, plays a role in the ...