Seasonal Affective Disorder Affects Women More Than Men

From imw October 12, 2018

249 plays 0 comments

Policy

You are responsible for the videos uploaded to the Health Care instance of Media Space, This instance is meant to be a public library of videos. Content should not contain PHI or private information.

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) can occur between longer periods of darkness and extremely cold temperatures. According to women's health expert Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones, the symptoms of SAD primarily affects women. Dr. Jones talks about how to mitigate feelings of depression and hopelessness during autumn and winter.

Tags: women's healthmental healthu0031449seasonal affective disorderdepressionmood disorders

Date Recorded: October 18, 2018
Health Topics (The Scope Radio): Mental Health Womens Health
Transcription: Dr. Jones:
It is really dark in the morning these days. Fall has beautiful colors and the days can be gorgeous, but they're getting short. Are you sad ab… Show More
Appears In: Radio Scope 2018 Seven Domains of Women's Health with Dr. Kirtly Jones The Scope Featured – Holidays Scope Health Library

Comments
Related Media

Loading…

Seasonal Affective Disorder Affects Women More Than Men

Policy

You are responsible for the videos uploaded to the Health Care instance of Media Space, This instance is meant to be a public library of videos. Content should not contain PHI or private information.

Related Media