P04.10. Bipolar disorder and complementary medicine: current evidence, safety issues, and clinical considerations by Hoenders R, Sarris J, Lake J

Comparative use of complementary medicine, allied health, and manual therapies by middle-aged and older Australian women. by Sarris, J, Robins Wahlin, T, Goncalves, D, Byrne, G

Complementary medicine use by middle-aged and older women: personality, mood and anxiety factors. by Sarris, J, Goncalves, D, Robins Wahlin, T, Byrne, G

The validity and value of self-reported physical activity and accelerometry in people with schizophrenia: A population-scale study of the UK Biobank by Firth, J, Stubbs, B, Vancampfort, D, Schuch, F, Rosenbaum, S, Ward, P, Firth, J, Sarris, J, Yung, A

Association between muscular strength and cognition in people with major depression or bipolar disorder and healthy controls by Firth, J, Firth, J, Stubbs, B, Vancampfort, D, Schuch, F, Hallgren, M, Veronese, N, Yung, A, Sarris, J

Grip strength is associated with cognitive performance in schizophrenia and the general population: A UK Biobank Study of 476559 participants by Firth, J, Stubbs, B, Vancampfort, D, Firth, J, Large, M, Rosenbaum, S, Hallgren, M, Ward, P, Sarris, J, Yung, A

Handgrip strength is associated with hippocampal volume and white matter hyperintensities in major depression and healthy controls by Firth, J, Smith, L, Sarris, J, Vancampfort, D, Schuch, F, Carvalho, A, Solmi, M, Yung, A, Stubbs, B, Firth, J

The "online brain": how the Internet may be changing our cognition by Firth, J, Torous, J, Stubbs, B, Firth, J, Steiner, G, Smith, L, Alvarez-Jimenez, M, Gleeson, J, Vancampfort, D, Armitage, C, Sarris, J