Previous research has shown positive effects of exercise on depression but studies have
mainly focused on the short-term effects; few have examined the long-term effect, especially …

Exercise can be used to treat depression but there is a lack of evidence regarding the
optimal intensity and mode. Our aim was to compare the effects of different exercise …

Background Exercise may be a promising target for depression interventions. However,
evidence for a beneficial effect of exercise interventions on the prevention of depression …

Aim: We conducted an umbrella review of 55 meta-analyses to summarize current evidence
on the effects of exercise on depression. Results: Aerobic, resistance or combined exercise …

Previous meta‐analyses investigating the effect of exercise on depression have included
trials where the control condition has been categorized as placebo despite the fact that this …

Objectives: The objective was to review studies which used physical exercise as an
intervention to treat major depression, focusing on methodology, mechanisms of action …

Objective: To examine the quality of evidence for exercise in the treatment of major
depression, comparing specific study types; aerobic exercise vs. antidepressants, aerobic …

Objectives To assess the benefits and harms of exercise in patients with depression. Design
Systematic review Data sources Bibliographical databases were searched until 20 June …

Objective To identify the optimal dose and modality of exercise for treating major depressive
disorder, compared with psychotherapy, antidepressants, and control conditions. Design …

Objective: To determine the effectiveness of exercise as an intervention in the management
of depression. Design: Systematic review and meta-regression analysis of randomised …