Doctors Expecting To See Increase In Seasonal Affective Disorder As Days Get Shorter
With less light, there is an increase in seasonal affective disorder or SAD which is also known as the winter blues.
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With less light, there is an increase in seasonal affective disorder or SAD which is also known as the winter blues.
According to AAA experts, shorter days mean many will be driving home in the dark. The time change also increases the chances of drowsy driving.
The extra hour of sleep that we get Sunday morning also comes with less daylight and a variety of potential health problems.
Ellie Barbarash has a litany of serious health issues related to working in the rubble after 9/11.
According to Psychology Today, costumes are a way to explore someone you aren't or reflect a part of your personality that isn't obvious.
Do you immediately roll over and go back to sleep or tell yourself that you shouldn't be lazy, and get up to make the most of this "extra" hour?
Doctors say cancer treatments can be tailored to some degree to help reduce the risk of damaging the heart.
Researchers say, whether it is socially acceptable or not, cursing can actually improve fitness and endurance.
The popularity of robotic surgery is growing for some types of operations.
The Dracula move is good for both kids and adults.
Babies In Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia's NICU Unit Celebrate Halloween
but doctors expect it to ramp up fast.
Research has shown some chocolate can be healthy and can even improve your mood.
While the science might be exciting, experts say there are also plenty of potential dangers.
The study was presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics national conference.
