Enviro-Med: Articles on Bright Light Therapy for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), Winter Depression: Light Boxes and Dawn Simulators

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Contents:	Articles About Bright Light Therapy for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
	The following article reprints related to seasonal affective disorder and bright light therapy are available from Enviro-Med. Some of them, identified with the button, have been reproduced here for your convenience. Please contact us if you would like reprints of any of these articles. MEDICAL AND SCHOLARLY ARTICLES
		Lewy A: "Treating Chronobiologic Sleep and Mood Disorders with Bright Light," Psychiatric Ann 1987;17(10):664-669
		Baxter S: "Light Therapy: A Cure for the Winter Blues"
		"Winter Depression Diagnosis and Treatment Protocol"
		Dawson D, Campbell S: "Timed Exposure to Bright Light Improves Sleep and Alertness during Simulated Night Shifts," Sleep 1991;14(6):511-516
		Campbell S, Dawson D: "Bright Light Treatment Of Sleep Disturbances In Older Subjects"
		Lam R et al: "A Controlled Study Of Light Therapy For Premenstrual Depression," SLTBR Abstracts 1997; Volume 9
		Parry B et al: "Morning Versus Evening Bright Light Treatment of Late Luteal Phase Dsysphoric Disorder"
		Rex K, Cole R, Kripke D: "Light Treatment Of Long Menstrual Cycles"
		Thomas K, Lewy A: "Circadian Phase Sleep And Mood Disorders," Directions in Psychiatry 1993;13(24)
		Rosenthal, Norman E. "Winter Blues; Seasonal Affective Disorder What It Is and How to Overcome It." New York: The Gillard Press, 1993.
		"Treatment Guidelines for Light Therapy"
		Juarez S et al: "Sad Symptoms And Daily Illumination Exposures" Rosenthal N: "Diagnosis and Treatment of Seasonal Affective Disorder," JAMA 1993;270(22);2717-2720 IN THE NEWS Coping With Seasonal Affective Disorder, The Olympian, Nov. 22, 2006

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Articles About Bright Light Therapy for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)