seasonal affective disorder , SAD (Abkürzung)

'It's Pretty Sad' Gonzalez, a 1984 gold medalist, showed little interest in social issues.

'Sad?' they both exclaimed together.

'Sad?' he repeated wonderingly.

Her song 'When You Are Sad' was reportedly written after a recent case of child abuse in her hometown shocked the nation.

Other local names include 'Wood Robin' and 'Sad Robin'.

Youth leader of SAD(B) is Engg.

He wanted to forget the tired, unhappy faces ... He sang quietly: 'Sad is bad and happy is good.

Tristis est anima mea ('Sad is my soul')

Michael Rosen - Author of the 'Sad Book', written to cope his grief of losing his son Eddie at 18.

'Sad Commentary on Life' The town's Police Chief, Kenneth Moughty, today defended his department's actions.

'Something Sad' for Others "That's the other side of the coin," Mr. Posusta said after praising the competing daily.

'Sad, Sister, very sad.

The homeland of 'Sad King Billy' before his artists' exodus to Hyperion to avoid the Glennon-Height rebellion.

Bleary Eyed (2013 - b-side to 'Sad Night, Where Is The Morning?')

'Sad Vinny's Virgins' on 1673 came 4th and 'The Brady Bunch'on 1672 came 5th.

If compensating products are re-imported in more than one consignment, a balance of exported goods will remain on the export SAD(s) after the initial consignment is cleared.

On June 29, 2012, the band released the lyric video for a new track called 'Sad, Sad, Sad'.

A Little Sad' When Mr. Horniker spent three weeks in the hospital last winter, Mr. Engelhardt practically kept him alive.

Termed 'Sad Miscalculation' Johann Liebenberg, chief negotiator for the Chamber of Mines, representing six major mining concerns, was clearly taken aback by the rejection.

He was a member of Shiromani Akali Dal(SAD), a Sikh-centered regional political party in Punjab.

SAD' SAD' Only in the USA.

'It's Sad' Mason, who started slowly in training camp, has been plagued by several injuries this season, among them a sore shoulder, a sprained ankle and a pulled muscle in his side.

'It's Sad' The party line for the Pistons' exit was that Detroit was becoming too dangerous to attract the typical fan who could afford rising National Basketball Association ticket prices.

I Think It's Sad' The children have never visited the United Nations, but they been talking about the summit conference as part of their current events studies at Public School 208, on West 111th Street.

And some people get seasonal affective disorder in the winter.

A case of seasonal affective disorder had taken up permanent residence in our living room.

People who have seasonal affective disorder are depressed only at a certain time each year, usually in the fall and winter months.

Colds, seasonal affective disorder, and stress all play their part, too.

People who suffer from seasonal affective disorder are particularly susceptible to these conditions.

One form of depression, seasonal affective disorder, is tightly linked with winter.

No one is immune to wanting a quick seasonal affective disorder fix.

I am one of thousands of people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder.

Learn when seasonal affective disorder is most likely to affect people and what your doctor can do to help you manage the symptoms.

Reports of summer seasonal affective disorder are often more frequent in hotter regions.

A light fitting designed to alleviate the symptoms of seasonal affective disorder.

Too little light, the opposite of over-illumination, is associated with seasonal affective disorder.

Seasonal affective disorder is sometimes called "the winter blues."

Rosenthal is referred to as the pioneer of research into seasonal affective disorder.

Overcast weather can also affect people suffering from seasonal affective disorder.

Article: Delayed sleep phase syndrome is related to seasonal affective disorder.

Or the symptoms may be seasonal as in the case of seasonal affective disorder.

The latitude at which any individual might find relief from seasonal affective disorder varies greatly.

But researchers agree that people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder are particularly sensitive to light, or the lack of it.

Light therapy is also used to help people with sleep disorders, jet lag and seasonal affective disorder.

Perhaps 2 percent of the population suffers from what psychiatrists call seasonal affective disorder - or winter blues.

You may have what's called seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.

No one looks forward to spring more than people with seasonal affective disorder, who grow depressed in the waning light of winter.

Cases of depression specifically linked to limited daylight are referred to as seasonal affective disorder.

Antidepressants used to treat people with seasonal affective disorder include: