Running improves mental health symptoms and pain catastrophising in adults with chronic low back pain: a secondary analysis of the ASTEROID randomised controlled trial

Wittchen, Perry J; Vincent, Grace E; Samanna, Claire L; Neason, Christopher; Belavý, Daniel L; Clarkson, Matthew J; Mitchell, Ulrike H; Mundell, Niamh; Tagliaferri, Scott D; Owen, Patrick J

Running improves mental health symptoms and pain catastrophising in adults with chronic low back pain: a secondary analysis of the ASTEROID randomised controlled trial

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posted on 2025-08-25, 22:27 authored by Perry J Wittchen, Grace E Vincent, Claire L Samanna, Christopher Neason, Daniel L Belavý, Matthew J Clarkson, Ulrike H Mitchell, Niamh MundellNiamh Mundell, Scott D Tagliaferri, Patrick J Owen

Running improves mental health symptoms and pain catastrophising in adults with chronic low back pain: a secondary analysis of the ASTEROID randomised controlled trial

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Funder: Australian Government

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Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport

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1440-2440

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Elsevier

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Anxiety Depression Exercise Subjective stress Telerehabilitation

Running improves mental health symptoms and pain catastrophising in adults with chronic low back pain: a secondary analysis of the ASTEROID randomised controlled trial

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