During winter, the combination of shorter daylight hours and the psychological effects of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) can lead to disturbed sleep patterns, a well-known trigger for seizures.

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That single case study has since led to defining SAD (seasonal affective disorder), a disorder which is characterized by depression and sleep disturbance in the winter months, and extensive testing of ...

Jason Rantz admits that seasonal affective disorder is real, but believes more people than not say they have it, but don’t really. As Jake Skorheim puts it, “It’s the peanut allergy of weath ...

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD), also known as seasonal depression, is a form of depression associated with seasonal changes, especially in the fall and winter, where there is little to no sunlight.

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“If you’ve noticed a dip in your mood or energy levels during spring, you may be experiencing this seasonal shift.” Like non-seasonal depression, Buchwald says, springtime depression is ...