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UPMC committed to serving Shenango Valley after Sharon Regional closure
By James O'Sullivan
Shorter days, less sunlight can trigger seasonal depression
Tanya Williams
Tanya Williams
Reporter · Warren, OH
Tanya Williams holds a Master's degree in Education from Youngstown State University. With over 10 years of experience, she has worked with local educational institutions and reported extensively on educational policies and reforms affecting Youngstown's school system.
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Seasonal depression affects millions of people and typically begins in the fall. Dr. Mary Fristad with Nationwide Children's Hospital said there is a difference between ordinary seasonal changes and seasonal affective disorder.
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