SAD – Don’t let it get you down this winter
SAD – Seasonal Affective Disorder affects around two million people each year, and as the nights are getting longer it’s around this time of year
November 15, 2013
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SAD – Seasonal Affective Disorder affects around two million people each year, and as the nights are getting longer it’s around this time of year
As the seasons start to change, more may be in shift than just the weather. For some people, the change from spring and summer into
It’s a type of depression doctors say you may not know you have. Since Daylight Savings is over, doctors are reporting a small spike in
While many people suffer from depression, many of the people who do, don’t realize it. As many as 12 million Americans may suffer from a
If you feel a bit down during the winter months or especially tired in the run-up to Christmas, you may be a Seasonal Affective Disorder
A new study has found that the prevalence of depression among those who suffer migraine headaches is approximately twice as high as for those without migraines. Researchers
Depression has long been known to have a negative impact on memory. And now, a new study pinpoints its specific effect: It seems to make memory
We take it for granted — flipping a switch and a light coming on. But light plays a major role in everyday health and functioning.
With fall upon us seasonal affective disorder (also called SAD) is now in its beginning stage, SAD is a kind of seasonal depression that is
With the passing of the autumnal equinox and fall’s beginning Sept. 22, seasonal affective disorder also will arrive. SAD is a form of depression that
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