Physical activity (PA) and exercise training (ET) have great potential in the prevention,
management, and rehabilitation of a variety of diseases, but this potential has not been fully …

Objective To prospectively study the effects of an incentivized exercise program on physical
activity (PA), quality of life (QOL), and burnout among residents and fellows (RFs) in a large …

Aims: To explore physical activity (PA) habits among the medical students and examine the
correlation with their grade point average (GPA) achievement at College of Medicine, King …

Despite a recent surge of interest in physician well-being, the discussion remains diffuse
and often scattered. Lingering questions of what wellness entails, how it is personally …

Background Medical students and other health care professionals have substantial
knowledge of the benefits of regular physical activity. Furthermore, as they have an ethical …

Background Regular physical activity plays an important role in the amelioration of several
mental health disorders; however, its relationship with burnout has not yet been clarified …

Background: Specific academic environment and time spent on learning may lead to sleep
deprivation and a sedentary lifestyle. Insomnia is the most common sleep complaint. The …

Less than half of US adults and two-thirds of US high school students do not meet current
US guidelines for physical activity. We examined which factors promoted physicians' and …

BACKGROUND Physicians are poorly trained in balancing the demands of a career in
medicine and maintaining personal health. Physician burnout occurs due to demanding …

Background Physical activity (PA) is a key intervention for chronic disease, yet few
physicians provide exercise prescription (EP). EP is an important component in larger …