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The association of changes in leisure-time physical activity on depressive symptoms during Covid-19 in German adults: A longitudinal study
This longitudinal survey assessed preventive and curative antidepressant effects of at least 75 min/week of leisure-time physical activity (LTPA) at different timepoints of the Covid-19 pandemic. We further investigated if high self-regulation skills were associated with higher odds of initiating or
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