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Ever feel disconnected during a stressful event? That could be your brain protecting you.

People may feel an unanticipated surge of emotional numbness during stressful situations, or they may feel as though they are experiencing an out-of-body experience and have divorced from...

It has been days, and possibly even weeks, of seeing no sun and clear blue skies.

Is it really the winter weather that has you feeling down? Dr. Steven Dubovsky, the chair of the University of Buffalo Psychiatry Department, said seasonal affective disorder...

After yet more snow arriving late last week, many of us are feeling the winter blues. But for some, it’s much more than that. They began feeling a depression setting in by early fall, and will stay with them until spring. It’s a condition known as Seasonal Affective Disorder.

After yet more snow arriving late last week, many of us are feeling the winter blues. But for some, it’s much more than that. They began feeling a depression setting in by early fall, and will stay with them until spring. It’s a condition known as Seasonal Affective Disorder.

UB doctor offers advice on how to cope with seasonal depression Gray skies and dreary days arent doing much to help our moods, especially for people with seasonal affective disorder or seasonal depression. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 9:16 AM EST January 24, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — Gray skies and shorter amounts of daylight can really do a number on our mood in the winter months. This time of year might have you feeling down, but for some, its not just a little cas...