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A list, established early 2002, for the posting of articles, evidence, news and resources, relating to the association between physical activity and mental health. Mental health in this respect encompassing, both, a) psychological wellbeing and, b) treatment for psychological or psychiatric disorder.

Postings to the group may be, for instance: 1. Scientific or anecdotal evidence; papers; conferences 2. Personal experience 3. News of projects; announcement of projects 4. Requests for assistance in developing programmes.

List managers are Kaete Walker, Susie Fractal (Click here for the Australian Bipolar website Fyreniyce) and Connie Konikoff.

For some background resource material, see http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/PhysicalActivityforMentalHealth/files/

For general mental health resources, information and regular research updates, join: http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/MentalHealthResources

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Aerobic Exercise May Help Reduce Risk for Dementia
[Extracted from http://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/750277_print ] Aerobic Exercise May Help Reduce Risk for Dementia CME/CENews Author: Megan Brooks CME
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2010 British Journal of Psychiatry article
Kaete has sent this article to you from The British Journal of Psychiatry Physical activity and common mental disorders
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[Article] Why Exercise Makes Us Feel Good
[See also 'Really? The Claim: Exercising on an Empty Stomach Burns More Fat' http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/07/06/why-exercise-makes-us-feel-good/ and
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An inflammatory story: Depression and immunity
In All in the Mind this week, 'An inflammatory story: Depression and immunity'* Note, the reference to the role of physical exercise in reducing inflammation.
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Dear all, I forward this email, thinking it may be of interest. For further information, write susanm@... or visit www.wegohealth.com
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