Broman-Fulks, 2008 [33]
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27.92 (15.36)
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12
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41 (25.68)
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12
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− 0.60 (− 1.42, 0.22)
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Exercise lead to significant reductions in exercise sensitivity compared to the untreated group
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Jazaieri, 2012 [34]
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61.41 (28.64)
|
25
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65.42 (21.37)
|
29
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−0.16 (− 0.69, 0.38)
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Exercise lead to non-significant reductions in anxiety compared to the untreated group.
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Herring, 2012(a) [35]
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59.3 (7.38)
|
10
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65.5 (7.62)
|
5
|
−0.79 (− 1.71, 0.13)
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Exercise lead to non-significant reductions in anxiety compared to the untreated group,
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Herring 2012(b) [35]
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61.10 (10.01)
|
10
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65.5 (7.62)
|
5
|
−0.44(−1.53,0.65)
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Resistance exercise lead to non-significant reductions in anxiety compared to the untreated group,
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Smits, 2008 [36]
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10.19 (6.54)
|
16
|
18.26 (10.24)
|
19
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−0.92(−1.62,-0.22)
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Exercise and exercise + CBT both lead to statistically significant reductions in both the ASI and BAI
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Merom, 2008 [23]
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Not Reported
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38
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Not Reported
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36
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−0.16 (− 0.77, 0.45)
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CBT and exercise lead to a greater, non-significant improvement in DASS-21 scores compared to CBT and education.
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Mailey, 2010 [37]
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44.05 (18.02)
|
26
|
47.23 (9.29)
|
25
|
−0.22(− 0.77,0.33)
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There was a small and non-significant improvement in anxiety and depression in the exercise group.
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Wedekind 2010 [38]
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Not Reported
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20
|
Not Reported
|
17
|
Not Reported
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Exercise and relaxation both lead to reductions in anxiety, not statistically significant. F value = 3.7
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Brooks et al 1998 [39]
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11.5
|
16
|
22.8
|
15
|
Not Reported
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Exericise lead to significant improvement in symptoms but not as effective as Clomipramine F value = 13.4
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Villaverde et al... 2012 [40]
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16.76
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17
|
15.02
|
19
|
Not Reported
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There was a small non-significant improvement in the exercise group.
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Medina et al 2015 [41]
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Not Reported
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Not Reported
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Not Reported
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Not Reported
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Not Reported
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There was greater but non-significant improvement in anxiety sensitivity for those in Exercise compared to Waiting List control F value = 26.7
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