Can Light Therapy Help With Dementia?

Studies show that people with dementia sleep better and are less agitated when they're exposed to natural, outdoor-like light during the day. Light therapy can help with depression and other conditions too.

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12 Signs of Depression You May Not Recognize

Excessive internet use, risky sexual behavior, and even back pain can signal that you're depressed. Keep an eye out for these red flags.

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