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Seasonal Depression: Understanding its Chemical Cause
The same time every year, some people across the globe suddenly find themselves severely depressed. This is called seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and it has left professionals scratching their heads for years. Now a team of researchers have discovered that SAD could be caused by increased levels of the serotonin transporter protein.
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