Seasonal Affective Disorder JB Leiknes

Nov 18, 2012

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Seasonal Affective Disorder. Mood disorderPeople who are normally happy experience depressive symptoms during winter monthsWinter-blues" or winter depression"More prevalent in nordic countriesFirst described by scholar Jordanes in the 6th century in his book Getica1 Most prevalent during wint

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Seasonal Affective Disorder JB Leiknes

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