Seasonal affective disorderliness , or SAD , is ordinarily something that wrecks your mood during the glowering , cold months of winter . But for some people , summer is the time they sense the worst . It ’s called reverse SAD , and neuroscientists are just begin to understand how it work .
https://gizmodo.com/reverse-seasonal-affective-disorder-why-do-people-get-1585673865
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