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Exercise linked to better mental health in study of students
Researchers found students who exercised regularly had lower odds of depression and anxiety, with risk falling as weekly activity rose to about 10 hours.
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For students, consistent exercise may matter more for mental health than intense workouts
Infrequent exercise is associated with a higher prevalence of common mental disorders such as depression and anxiety among higher education students in Norway, according to a study published in PLOS ONE by Michael Grasdalsmoen of Western Norway University of Applied Sciences and colleagues. The findings highlight the potential value of consistent physical activity rather than intense, prolonged exercise sessions.
·Douglas, United Kingdom
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Exercise linked to better mental health in study of students
A Norwegian study suggests that young adults who regularly exercise are less likely to suffer depression or anxiety.
·Washington, United States
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