NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — 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 ...

With spring coming early, what does that mean for those suffering from seasonal affective disorder? Angela Barco, FNP from Riverside Bruton Avenue Family Practice joins Host Sarah Goode at the ...

If you've noticed that you're sleeping better now spring has arrived, it may be thanks to the role vitamin D plays in sleep.

but does not have symptoms of depression during the spring and summer months, probably has seasonal affective disorder. Human beings have probably struggled with seasonal affective disorder since ...

What many experience as winter blues transforms into a natural mood elevation that mental health professionals have dubbed ...

Seasonal affective ... disorder with seasonal pattern, experience symptoms of depression with gradually increasing frequency as days start getting shorter. These symptoms slowly improve in early ...

Seasonal Affective Disorder was identified in the 1980s by ... the symptoms are recurrent in autumn and winter and improve in spring and summer (hence the name). Many of the symptoms are similar ...

Do you have seasonal affective disorder? Have you noticed any changes in your mood or behavior that only appear in fall or winter? Take this test to find out if it could be seasonal affective ...

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 ...

Winter is over, and the sun is peering out from behind the clouds. We went out into Manchester to ask people on the street about how the weather affects their mood after a long and cold winter ...