Experts say lack of daylight leads to seasonal depression
Seasonal affective disorder affects about 5% of U.S. adults each year and can worsen around the holidays. Symptoms include irritability, fatigue, sadness, and increased sleep. Experts recommend checking in on loved ones and seeking support through therapy, vitamin D checks, or light therapy.
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