Major depression shortens life while the effectiveness of frontline treatments remains
modest. Exercise has been shown to be effective both in reducing mortality and in treating …

Background Exercise is indicated as a monotherapy for depression, as well as an
augmentation strategy alongside standard treatments. However, it is not yet clear how …

Major depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia are severe mental illnesses. Despite
receiving psychopharmacological and psychosocial treatments, about half of patients …

Depression is a major public health issue in numerous countries, with around 300 million
people worldwide suffering from it. Typically, depressed patients are treated with …

Background Only one‐third of patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) achieve
remission with initial treatment. Consequently, current clinical practice relies on a “trial‐and …

Objective Taekwondo, which is the most preferred sport among the martial arts, is known to
improve individuals physically, spiritually and mentally. The aim of this study is to reveal the …

Major depressive disorder (MDD) is an often chronic and/or recurrent disorder that is
associated with dysfunctions in multiple aspects of life including work and non-workrelated …

Background Treatment-resistant depression affects millions of people worldwide and is a
leading cause of disability and suicide. Studies of treatment-resistant depression outcomes …

Depression, a well-known mental disorder, has global prevalence, affecting nearly 17% of
the population. Due to various limitations of the currently available drugs, people have been …

Objective Although numerous studies suggest a salutary effect of exercise on mood, few
studies have explored the effect of exercise in patients with complex mental illness …