Depressive symptoms in postmenopausal women are a significant concern, but studies
evaluated their relationship with menopausal symptoms and physical activity are limited …

Background: A growing body of evidence suggests that physical activity might reduce the
risk of depressive symptoms, but there are limited data on Black women. Purpose: The …

Background: Many women experience detriments in mental health during the menopausal
transition. Physical activity may attenuate these adverse outcomes but few studies …

Objective To investigate the relationship between physical activity and the severity of
menopausal symptoms in middle-aged women in northwest China. Methods This was a …

Background Women in perimenopause are vulnerable to depressive symptoms, and
physical activity was reported to be a potential protective factor. The trajectories of physical …

Background Women are more likely to experience depressive symptoms and poor quality of
life (QoL) during perimenopause. The effectiveness of physical activity (PA) in …

OBJECTIVE: The objective of the study was to examine the role of leisure time physical
activity on the risk of developing depression in a large longitudinal setting. METHODS: A …

Objective: To examine whether physical activity was associated with decreased risk of
vasomotor symptoms in a prospective study of women transitioning through menopause …

OBJECTIVE: This review synthesises results of studies examining the association between
physical activity (PA) and depressive symptoms and the effects of PA intervention studies on …

Aims The symptoms of menopause in postmenopausal women adversely affect the quality of
life. Menopausal symptoms are more severe with comorbid disorders such as depression; it …