The role of physical activity in shaping the relationship between alcohol use and anxiety and depression symptoms: Findings from a U.S. nationwide cohort

Associations of Physical Activity and Sleep with Depression, Anxiety, and Loneliness Among U.S. Adults: A Population-Based Cross-Sectional Study

Findings support muscle-strengthening activities and healthy sleep habits as potential targets for mental health promotion and support muscle-strengthening activities and healthy sleep habits as potential targets for mental health promotion.

The Role of Sick-Quitter Bias in the Association Between Alcohol Use and Anxiety and Depression Symptoms: A Causal Analysis in a U.S. National Cohort

Dose-Response Associations between Physical Activity and Poor Mental Health among High-School Students: Sleep Duration as a Potential Mediator

More frequent achievement of the 60-min PA guideline was associated with lower odds of frequent poor mental health among U.S. high school students, supporting its potential role in the relationship between physical activity and mental health.

Prevalence of anxiety and depression symptoms under population-level alcohol reduction to low-risk drinking: A parametric g-computation analysis in a U.S. nationwide cohort

Reducing alcohol use alone may be insufficient to meaningfully shift the population-wide burden of common mental health disorders, suggesting that reducing alcohol use alone may be insufficient to meaningfully shift the population-wide burden of common mental health disorders.

Associations of reallocating time between physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep with mental health among Chinese adolescents: an isotemporal substitution analysis

Reallocating time toward sleep and PA was associated with reduced depressive and anxiety symptoms, particularly among adolescents with insufficient sleep, and accounting for sleep status may help advance understanding of the associations between movement behavior reallocations and adolescent mental health.

Perceived Stress and Domain-Specific Physical Activity in Relation to Anxiety and Somatic Symptom Burden Among Romanian Adults: A Cross-Sectional Online Survey

Perceived stress showed the strongest association with both anxiety and somatic symptom burden, and the use of a single total activity score concealed a more specific inverse association between vigorous leisure-time activity and somatic symptoms.