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![In The New York Times, Lily Yan, professor of psychology and neuroscience in the College of Social Science, provides insight on seasonal depression. “SAD symptoms can linger for quite a while – up to five months for some,” says Yan, with “the most severe symptoms tend[ing] to occur in January and February.”](https://cdn.cabs.msu.edu/email/msutoday/email-20231115/media-highlight-yan-v2.jpg "In The New York Times, Lily Yan, professor of psychology and neuroscience in the College of Social Science, provides insight on seasonal depression. “SAD symptoms can linger for quite a while – up to five months for some,” says Yan, with “the most severe symptoms tend[ing] to occur in January and February.”")
