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As seen in: Illumination, Medium, Mashable, Taylor & Francis Online, Verywell Health, Fatherly, Rantt Media
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Exercise Has a Bonus Reward for You if You’re Anxious or Depressed, Study Shows

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By Sarah Simon
| Fatherly Verified
You probably already know about the link between exercise and heart health: Regular exercise promotes a healthier heart and, in turn, a lower risk of cardiovascular disease. But a recent study presented at the American College of Cardiology’s 71st Annual Scientific Session adds some nuance to it. Regular exercise may lead to even healthier cardiovascular health if you have anxiety and/or depression. “Physical activity is a very well-established means of decreasing cardiovascular risk.
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An examination of the clinical utility of phonemic fluency in healthy adults and adults with mild cognitive impairment

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By Sarah Simon, Jason D. Shumake, Alexandra Clark, Maria Dekhtyar
| Taylor & Francis Online
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An examination of the clinical utility of phonemic fluency in healthy adults and adults with mild cognitive impairment

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By Maria Dekhtyar, Sarah Simon, Jason D. Shumake, Alexandra Clark
| Taylor & Francis Online
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