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The dynamic influence of exercise on emotional state among people with a history of mood disorder
Background:Planned or motivated physical activity (exercise) is amenable to direct modification and has been inversely linked to major depression (MDD), suggesting its potential to support recovery in bipolar disorder (BD). However, it is unclear how quickly exercise may impact emotion. We character
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