Cognitive performance and self-reported physical exercise in bipolar disorder: A cross-sectional analysis of pre-randomization screening data from an ongoing randomized controlled trial.

A cross-sectional analysis of pre-randomization data from an ongoing RCT examined the relationship between self-reported physical exercise and cognitive performance in individuals with bipolar disorder. The findings contribute to growing evidence that exercise behavior may be linked to cognitive function in this psychiatric population. Physical therapists working in mental health or wellness settings may find these results relevant when designing exercise interventions for patients with bipolar disorder.

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