The feel-good factor we feel after exercise is well documented: aside from the endorphins - the ‘happy hormones’ - that our bodies produce, the sense of achievement, being outdoors and doing something different can all lead to a sense of well-being and contentment. In our next article, contributors Alan Wright and Dr Mima Cattan report on the findings of their study into hospital-based exercise groups to help patients overcome depression
Late-life depression is a growing public health concern. Exercise may be of added value but the lite...
Previous studies assessing protective effects of physical activity on depression have had conflictin...
The prevelance of depression in older people is high, treatment is inadequate, it creates a substant...
The feel-good factor we feel after exercise is well documented: aside from the endorphins - the ‘hap...
Reports on a study which set out to explore the way in which older people admitted to hospital with ...
While exercise has been widely proposed in the management of depression in older people, the subject...
While exercise has been widely proposed in the management of depression in older people, the subject...
Background: The benefits of physical exercise in reducing clinically defined depression in the gener...
Background: While many healthcare providers are currently looking for alternative methods such as ex...
Full list of author information is available at the end of the articleIntroduction Depression is com...
Background: Depression is common in later life. Aims: To determine whether exercise is effective as ...
Background: The prevelance of depression in older people is high, treatment is inadequate, it create...
Depression is the most common mental disorder among people over 65 years old, making it one of the m...
Objective: To explore and describe the relationship between physical activity and overall symptoms o...
Aim: We conducted an umbrella review of 55 meta-analyses to summarize current evidence on the effect...
Late-life depression is a growing public health concern. Exercise may be of added value but the lite...
Previous studies assessing protective effects of physical activity on depression have had conflictin...
The prevelance of depression in older people is high, treatment is inadequate, it creates a substant...
The feel-good factor we feel after exercise is well documented: aside from the endorphins - the ‘hap...
Reports on a study which set out to explore the way in which older people admitted to hospital with ...
While exercise has been widely proposed in the management of depression in older people, the subject...
While exercise has been widely proposed in the management of depression in older people, the subject...
Background: The benefits of physical exercise in reducing clinically defined depression in the gener...
Background: While many healthcare providers are currently looking for alternative methods such as ex...
Full list of author information is available at the end of the articleIntroduction Depression is com...
Background: Depression is common in later life. Aims: To determine whether exercise is effective as ...
Background: The prevelance of depression in older people is high, treatment is inadequate, it create...
Depression is the most common mental disorder among people over 65 years old, making it one of the m...
Objective: To explore and describe the relationship between physical activity and overall symptoms o...
Aim: We conducted an umbrella review of 55 meta-analyses to summarize current evidence on the effect...
Late-life depression is a growing public health concern. Exercise may be of added value but the lite...
Previous studies assessing protective effects of physical activity on depression have had conflictin...
The prevelance of depression in older people is high, treatment is inadequate, it creates a substant...