yoga-science

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.
Author

Sat Bir S. Khalsa et. al.,

Related Articles

Explore more articles in the yoga-science category

A yoga program for cognitive enhancement yoga-science
Devon Brunner et al. Nov 07, 2026

A yoga program for cognitive enhancement

Can practicing yoga strengthen working memory and improve mindful awareness? Discover what a study involving 43 adults, ...

Read More
Integrating yoga as a holistic intervention in male infertility management: improved sperm parameters and stress reduction: a case report yoga-science
Rima Dada et al. Oct 25, 2026

Integrating yoga as a holistic intervention in male infertility management: improved sperm parameters and stress reduction: a case report

Can yoga postures, pranayama, and meditation support male reproductive health? Explore a 2026 case report by Rima Dada a...

Read More
Impact of yoga on pulmonary functions in clinical population: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) yoga-science
Sandeep Singh et al. Oct 24, 2026

Impact of yoga on pulmonary functions in clinical population: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs)

Can yoga strengthen respiratory muscles and improve lung function? Discover what a systematic review and meta-analysis o...

Read More