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Ocular Phototherapy and Mental Health: What Vision Scientists and Clinicians Need to Know
Bright light therapy is an effective and inexpensive non-pharmacological treatment for seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and, increasingly, for nonseasonal and bipolar depression. Its mechanism is a problem in vision science: light acts through the eye, chiefly through melanopsin-expressing intrinsi
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