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Seasonal affective disorder, a type of depression related to the changes in the seasons, is connected to fewer hours of daylight and is common among people who live further from the equator.
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A physician with a background in public health teamed up with her daughter who is an academic historian of science and medicine to write a book called…
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It’s been 30 years since psychiatrists began using the term seasonal affective disorder. As we inch towards the shortest day of the year, a lack of light…
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Winter in central and northern New York isn’t always as picturesque as some may wish it to be. Daylight is usually gone before the work day is over,…
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As upstate New York heads into some of the darkest days of the calendar year, researchers at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy are trying to…