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Exercise Can Beat Depression. Then Why Drug?
Feb 1 2006, Irani

Here is a better remedy for patients suffering from depression. Campaigners say that they should be offered exercise on prescription rather than drugs. General Physians should be offering all patients with depression, a program of exercise to help combat.

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