Sudeshna Das, Drew Walker, Swati Rajwal, Sahithi Lakamana, Steven A Sumner, Karin A Mack, Wojciech Kaczkowski, Abeed Sarker
Emerging Trends of Self-Harm Using Sodium Nitrite in an Online Suicide Community: Observational Study Using Natural Language Processing Analysis
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study aimed analyze relationship physical activity risk premenstrual syndrome among college students eligible studies searched pubmed web science embase databases link physical activity risk premenstrual syndrome evaluated using odds ratio 95 confidence interval ci heterogeneity included studies tested sources explored subgroup analysis sensitivity analysis performed assess effect single study pooled results included studies evaluated publication bias five moderatequality studies included metaanalysis physical activity levels negatively associated risk premenstrual syndrome among college students 95ci 146 109 196 p 011 pooled results influenced stratified study region whether multifactor correction performed publication bias observed included studies high level physical activity dramatically associated reduced risk premenstrual syndrome among female college students