Winter Blues Not an Excuse to Skip a Workout
A new study shows that depression during cold weather months might not be as common as once thought. It’s common to chalk cold-weather doldrums up
September 26, 2013
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A new study shows that depression during cold weather months might not be as common as once thought. It’s common to chalk cold-weather doldrums up
As the days get shorter, many people find themselves feeling sad. You might feel blue around the winter holidays, or get into a slump after
I remember growing up that when the days got short, were overcast, or just really foggy, for a while my mom always got pretty melancholy. At
Summer’s over, but don’t dread the cold. Seasonal blues are far less common than many believe, reports a new study from Oregon State University. Researchers surveyed
Type 2 diabetes patients who suffer depression also have more significant mental decline than those without depression, a new study finds. Diabetes and depression are
Seasonal affective disorder is one kind of depression, which usually occurs every year during winter and fall or even in season change. This condition is
People with seasonal affective disorder (SAD) have similar types of misperceptions about sleep as people with insomnia, according to a small recent study. Researchers from the University
Women living in Canadian urban centers were at higher risk for postpartum depression than other populations. Researchers discovered through postpartum depression statistics that Canadian women
September, 2000: Mike was two years along in the battle against ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) at that point and having lost his ability to swallow
ANYONE CAN EXPERIENCE a bout of the blues from time to time, but clinical depression can be long-lasting and debilitating. Symptoms include a change in appetite, loss
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