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Millions of Americans suffer from winter-pattern seasonal affective disorder, or SAD. Shorter, darker days and cold nights can cause many people to feel depressed in the winter.
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Experts say that loneliness and social isolation carry the same health risks as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Recent data from Gallup finds that about 20% of Americans report experiencing daily loneliness, the highest rate in two years.
2 months ago
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The power of gratitude in improving mental health | Here & Now
4 months ago
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'Tis the season for holiday music.
4 months ago
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About 7 million American adults are suffering from some form of problem gambling.
6 months ago
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Many survivors of an abusive relationship struggle for years with unresolved trauma, lack of self-esteem and an inability to trust themselves and others.
7 months ago
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How to help seniors experiencing mental health issues | Here & Now
8 months ago
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A new poll released in May by the American Psychiatric Association found that 73% of respondents were feeling anxious about the presidential race.
8 months ago
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The contest features various styles of yo-yo play, with each contestant doing a performance set to music.
8 months ago
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Therapist and author Lindsay Bryan-Podvin talks about the link between financial anxiety and long-term health.
9 months ago
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We’ve heard about people getting the winter blues, but for some people, seasonal depression comes in the summer. Dr. Norman Rosenthal first described summer seasonal depression in 1984.
10 months ago