There is a relationship between physical activity and happiness among female first-year medical students in Cyprus.
Hypothesis-generating for physical activity and happiness in female medical students; prospective studies needed before any practice implications.
A relationship exists between physical activity and happiness among female first year medical students. The intensity of physical activity may play an important role within this group. There appears to be relatively high levels of physical activity and low levels of depression among male and female first year medical students studying in Cyprus. This study provides new knowledge regarding relationships between happiness and physical activity among first year medical students, and is also the first characterization of happiness and physical activity habits among students in Cyprus. This may help to inform future policies aimed at promoting health and wellness within student communities.
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