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Significats de seasonal affective disorder en anglès

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сезонное аффективное расстройство
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transtorno afetivo sazonal
espanyol
depresion estacional
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Mental depression that involves presentation of depressive symptoms only during a specific season of the year.

сезонное аффективное расстройство
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Examples for "sad"
Examples for "sad"
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It's a sad statement about the state of political freedom in Burma.
Reuters
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As for the proposed penalty point system, this is the sad history.
The Irish Times
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There was a second, final sentence: TN I shall be sad, though.
The Guardian
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ANSWER: It's understandable that you feel sad and jealous in this situation.
News.com.au
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At least he got a good rate of interest.' A sad chuckle.
The marks of cain
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The episodes of depression tend to happen at the same time each year and it is often referred to as winter depression.
The South African
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A few common types of depression include seasonal depression, postpartum depression and general depression.
Ebony
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When my seasonal depression kicked into gear in winter 2018, Bali lured me back.
Climbing Magazine
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Paying attention to your mood and watching for patterns is a way to prevent seasonal depression from negatively affecting your life, Swanljung said.
Reuters
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Fight Seasonal Depression and feel better with light.
Feminist dot com
Ús de seasonal affective disorder en anglès
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The constant gloom gave her a serious case of seasonal affective disorder.
Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods
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With those long nights comes depression as our bodies give into seasonal affective disorder.
A Wiccan Bible
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Is everyone in the party suffering from seasonal affective disorder?
The Guardian
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Too much time in the dark triggers an eccentric strain of seasonal affective disorder.
The Irish Times
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Family and twin studies have shown a genetic component to seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
Pubmed
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Dubbed SAD, seasonal affective disorder is a very real issue which affects many people when the days begin to get shorter.
The Irish Times
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Are you worried you may have what doctors call seasonal affective disorder, or a milder case of "winter blues"?
The Guardian
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Most females with seasonal affective disorder (SAD) exhibit atypical vegetative symptoms such as overeating, and weight gain when depressed.
Pubmed
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Our data could guide the design of healthier architectural lighting and better phototherapy devices for treating seasonal affective disorder and jet lag.
Pubmed
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And so the cartoon is a little bit sad and poignant, and if it contributed to your seasonal affective disorder, my apologies.
The new yorker
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Aims: In this study the effect of seasonal affective disorder (SAD-like symptoms) on cognitive test performance were evaluated in more detail.
Pubmed
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The Rainmakers must have caused this weather to torture our minds by depriving us of sunlight, trying to give us seasonal affective disorder.
The Hunger Pains
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Past research also suggests that people who tan may be at an increased risk of elevated stress and seasonal affective disorder - or SAD.
Reuters
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Don't be Sad: how to beat seasonal affective disorder | Norman E Rosenthal Read more Today is the first day of autumn.
The Guardian
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Those suffering from seasonal affective disorder (SAD) would get a dose of sun and vitamin D in the darkest and dreariest months.
The Irish Times
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A solar-powered robotic mirror may be the answer to seasonal affective disorder or even the solution to dim lighting in your corner cubical at work.
The Irish Times