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"These results indicate 'the link between exercise and reduced anxiety is strong.'" VAI's Dr. Lena Brundin spoke with The New...

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Cross-country ski racers were less likely to develop anxiety disorders. The good news is less intense aerobic activities may provide...
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Congratulations to Dr. Ben Johnson, a postdoctoral fellow in the lab of Dr. Hui Shen, for receiving an Ann and...

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More breakthroughs are on the horizon, as OCRA has awarded grants to 22 dedicated scientists at 15 prestigious medical institutions...
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VAI's Dr. Patrik Brundin ( @BrundinPatrik) will collaborate with @ASU, @BarrowNeuro & @CellDynamics on a @MichaelJFoxOrg-supported clinical trial to investigate transplants of stem cell-derived brain cells as a possible #Parkinsons treatment https://t.co/4eoR3kQDSB
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The three new awards from @MichaelJFoxOrg will fund research targeting underlying causes of Parkinson's disease, which currently affects nearly 1 million people in the U.S. alone.

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"These results indicate 'the link between exercise and reduced anxiety is strong.'" VAI's Dr. Lena Brundin ( @brundin_lena) spoke with @nytimes @GretchenReynold about a 20-year study she co-authored that found even regular, moderate exercise can reduce anxiety. https://t.co/Zc0vmcNg97
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Being physically active halves the risk of developing clinical anxiety over time, a study of almost 200,000 cross-country skiers found. Researchers in Sweden said almost any kind of aerobic activity likely helps protect us against excessive worry and dread. https://t.co/8UkS6JRanr
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