summer-pattern SAD occurs during the spring or summer months and is less common." Symptoms of winter-pattern seasonal affective disorder: Increased sleep or hypersomnia: "This involves sleeping ...

For those with seasonal affective disorder ... late fall or early winter – this is known as winter-pattern SAD. However, less commonly, some people with SAD experience summer-pattern SAD ...

A newly diagnosed condition called seasonal ... winter and rise to their highest levels in summer and fall. Researchers also believe there may be genetic factors, for seasonal affective disorder ...

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WREX) — Most people associate Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) with the cold, dark, winter months. But it's not unheard of to experience “seasonal depression” during the ...

It’s so bad that many Danes suffer from ‘vinterdepression’, or winter depression, and the lack of daylight hours are the most significant explanation for seasonal variations in suicidal ...

A less season-specific means of understanding seasonal affective disorder ... initial research on winter-onset SAD who reported that they suffered seasonal symptoms in the summer.

But about 11 million Americans have a more severe form of winter depression-- seasonal affective disorder ... in sunrise in mid-winter versus the summer"; in the middle portion of the U.S ...

Seasonal Affective Disorder was identified in the ... is that the symptoms are recurrent in autumn and winter and improve in spring and summer (hence the name). Many of the symptoms are similar ...

For some folks with seasonal affective disorder, the changing seasons can make them sadder than most, to the point of depression. Why does this happen? Are there effective treatments? Reactions ...

Seasonal affective disorder ... of the equator, as winter further reduces the hours of daylight in these locations. Less commonly, some people experience SAD during the summer months.