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Winter woe.(Your Letters)(Letter to the editor)
In your November 2007 article "Winter Blues," you report that people who live in Northern latitudes are more likely to develop seasonal-affective-disorder symptoms such as sadness, carb cravings, weight gain, and sleepiness. This sounds a lot like ...
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