Medical News Article on Depression
Raising the pulse to beat teenage blues
The power of exercise in helping people with depression is well-documented in studies looking into adult populations but not in young people. Also, at present the majority of teenagers find it hard to stick to the standard programme of self-motivated exercise they are prescribed by GPs or health care professionals.
Now researchers in the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy are to test a new specially designed exercise programme...
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