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Winter blues: Coping with seasonal affective disorder WebMD Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Whyte explains how seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, affects 11 million people across the United States each year. Colder weather, less daylight, and seasonal changes can affect your overall mood, leading to depression or seasonal affective disorder, also known as SAD, which … Read more

Colder weather, less daylight, and seasonal changes can affect your overall mood, leading to depression or seasonal affective disorder, also known as SAD, which affects about 11 million people across the United States each year. Seasonal affective disorder can begin with the first signs of fall or winter, including cooler temperatures and less daylight as … Read more