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September 28, 2004Annals of Behavioral MedicineOpen Access

Effects of hatha yoga and african dance on perceived stress, affect, and salivary cortisol

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JWJeremy WestUniversity of California, Santa CruzCOChristian OtteCentre for Mental HealthKGKathleen GeherReed College

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