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5 ways to beat back the wintertime blues – Manhattan Times News

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English Español 5 ways to beat back the wintertime blues By Dr. Greg Carnevale For a lot of people, mid-to-late winter ranks among the most challenging times of the year. The days are short, the weather is often cold, and holiday hoopla is well behind us. The wintertime blues can be challenging for many.Photo: Shutterstock In fact, an October 2024 American Psychiatric Association (APA) study found 40% of Americans report their m…
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5 ways to beat back the wintertime blues – Manhattan Times News

English Español 5 ways to beat back the wintertime blues By Dr. Greg Carnevale For a lot of people, mid-to-late winter ranks among the most challenging times of the year. The days are short, the weather is often cold, and holiday hoopla is well behind us. The wintertime blues can be challenging for many.Photo: Shutterstock In fact, an October 2024 American Psychiatric Association (APA) study found 40% of Americans report their m…

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