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March 1, 2012Clinical Psychology Science and Practice

The relationship between physical activity and mood across the perinatal period: A review of naturalistic and clinical research to guide future investigation of physical activity–based interventions for perinatal depression.

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KDKyle DavisVanderbilt University Medical CenterSDSona DimidjianCrown College

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