Is There a Higher Rate of Depression in People That Live in Antarctica?

There's really not a lot of research done on the people that live in these polar areas. I think they're finally going to start looking into it because my educated guess would be that there is probably higher rates of depression. We haven't adapted to those areas yet. As far as I know, I could be wrong. But there's probably increased risks of all these morbidities that we associate with light at night exposure"

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