Exercise for depression
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Exercise effective for depression in older people- Supervised exercise is effective for some patients with depression
- Exercise decreases depressive symptoms of chronic illness
- Exercise improves/prevents postpartum depressive symptoms
- Exercise, especially resistance and mind-body exercise, improves depression scores in older adults
- Consider a formal exercise prescription as initial therapy for patients with symptoms of depression
- Limited evidence suggests aerobic exercise decreases symptoms of postpartum depression
- Physical activity associated with reduced incidence of depression
- Non-antidepressant approaches are more effective for treating depression in patients with dementia
- In older adults, dancing has small effects on cognition and depression scores
- Nonpharmacologic approaches can improve fibromyalgia symptoms
- Breathing exercises improve some asthma outcomes
- In-hospital exercise program prevents hospital-associated functional decline in the elderly
- Electroacupuncture is effective for insomnia treatment in adults with depression
- Self-management interventions reduce hospitalization and improve quality of life in patients with heart failure
- Intensive hospital-based rehab does not expedite physical recovery following critical illness
- Controlled-release combo of phentermine and topiramate decreases weight (CONQUER)
- PCI better than drug therapy for postinfarction silent ischemia