Annals of Behavioral Medicine

The effects of a home-based virtual reality exercise intervention on community adults' well-being, depression, anxiety, and executive function: a randomized controlled trial

Randomised trial in 81 peopleInterventions

10 weeks, blinded, registered NCT06367439

The paper

Colin M. Wierts, Carol Brennan, Tami F D Mann, Ryan E. Rhodes

Louisiana State University; University of Victoria

Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 7 Jan 2026

doi.org/10.1093/abm/kaag053 PubMed 42847398

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