Longer, darker days in winter can leave people feeling flat, low and lethargic which are all symptoms of seasonal affective disorder (SAD). During winter, the UK sees around seven hours of sunlight a ...

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But here's the thing: You can learn how to stop being sad. While some tried-and-true methods require you to dig deep, other ways to beat the blues are incredibly simple—spending more time outside, ...

Whether you embrace the cold or dread it, winter affects us physically and mentally, so experts urge you to recognize the signs of SAD and be proactive in caring for your well-being this season.