The moving brain: : A cross-pathways framework linking exercise to the modulation of aversive information processing

Haiting Zhu; Yifan Zhang

doi:10.1016/j.mhpa.2026.100757

January 29, 2026Mental health and physical activity

The moving brain: : A cross-pathways framework linking exercise to the modulation of aversive information processing

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Modulation of aversive information processing occurs when exercise is integrated into cognitive frameworks.
Findings indicate that physical activity enhances neuroplasticity and reshapes emotional responses to stressors.
Observational analysis focuses on connections between exercise and brain pathways involved in cognitive and emotional processing.
Highlights the potential for exercise-based interventions to improve mental health outcomes amid adverse experiences.

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Observational analysis reveals modulation of aversive information processing through exercise across brain pathways, suggesting therapeutic potential.

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