Depression in some people occurs more in fall or winter months, a condition called

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Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that occurs during specific seasons, usually fall or winter, and is related to the decrease in natural sunlight. The other options, such as fall depression disorder and postpartum depression, do not accurately describe this specific type of seasonal depression. Situational affective disorder is a broad term that can apply to various types of depression that are triggered by specific situations or events.

Depression in Some People Occurs More in Fall or Winter