Study: Seasons May Affect Mental Health More Than Previously Thought

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Study: Seasons May Affect Mental Health More Than Previously Thought

It may truly feel like summer today, which could bode well for people with a range of mental illness (and not just those of us with seasonal affective disorder desperately awaiting warmth and sunshine). A new analysis of mental health inquiries in the ...

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Study: Seasons May Affect Mental Health More Than Previously Thought

Study: Seasons May Affect Mental Health More Than Previously Thought

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