2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.mhpa.2018.07.003
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The impact of an exercise program as a treatment for gambling disorder: A randomized controlled trial

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“… Severe psychiatric disorders. Penna et al, 2018 [ 28 ] Brazil 8 weeks 59 54.03 years 57.6% males 78% caucasians Diagnostic according DSM-5 criteria, ability to understand the purpose of the study, physically able to engage in physical activity, for female patients a negative pregnancy test. Severe psychiatric disorder or other medical condition requiring inpatient treatment.…”
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“… Severe psychiatric disorders. Penna et al, 2018 [ 28 ] Brazil 8 weeks 59 54.03 years 57.6% males 78% caucasians Diagnostic according DSM-5 criteria, ability to understand the purpose of the study, physically able to engage in physical activity, for female patients a negative pregnancy test. Severe psychiatric disorder or other medical condition requiring inpatient treatment.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The personalized feedback intervention group also reduced the maximum amount of money spent on one occasion and gambling severity (CPGI score) at follow-up, but with no significant differences compared with controls. Physical activity has already proven to be efficient in the treatment of other disorders, such as alcohol and drug dependence [ 28 ]. It helps reduce stress levels, cravings and improves the mood [ 28 ].…”
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