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School-Based Yoga in the U.S.: Evidence on Stress, Mood, Behavior & Learning

Explore research on school-based yoga programs in the United States and their impact on stress reduction, mood, behavior, emotional regulation, and classroom outcomes. Evidence shows yoga may lower cortisol, improve psychosocial well-being, and support student learning across grade levels.
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Sat Bir S. Khalsa et. al.,

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