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Active commuting, anxiety symptoms and mental wellbeing: a dose-response study

2026-06-15

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Climate change draws attention to the planetary health perspective in sport and exercise sciences, that is, to physical activity that supports both human wellbeing and environmental sustainability. Active commuting is a sustainable form of physical activity with well-established somatic health benefits. However, more knowledge is needed on its relationship with mental health. We examined dose–response associations...

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Literature Corpus work: 3b8dd79d-4fc2-52e4-8ddd-174551220bc9
DOI: 10.64898/2026.06.12.26355515

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