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Pilot Study of the Impact of Exercise on Hippocampal Function
The goal of this pilot study is to test the procedural aspects of the behavioral tests and the exercise components of the study. This includes establishing typical scores for anxiety patients in these behavioral tests, and administering and coaching anxiety patients in an at-home exercise regimen. This pilot study will produce the information necessary to design a larger future study including both patients and healthy control participants.
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