A randomized, controlled trial compared the effects of participation in tai ji chuan, strength training, and stretching interventions on falls and fall-related injuries in postmenopausal cancer survivors.
A review of the benefits of exercise for men with prostate cancer describes exercises and routines that may improve outcomes for this patient population.
Randomized noninferiority study compared outcomes for patients with neutropenia after HSCT who followed a protective diet with those who followed a nonrestrictive diet.
Breast cancer survivors who were active or moderately active had significantly reduced risk for death.
Researchers sought to determine whether initiating exercise during chemotherapy was superior to initiation after chemotherapy.
Researchers sought to expand on previous study findings to validate use of eat and exercise as a strategy to improve outcomes for patients undergoing radiotherapy for oropharyngeal cancer.
A prospective randomized controlled trial sought to determine if presurgical personal education on chronic complications would improve outcomes for patients undergoing breast cancer surgery.
Results of an online survey designed to measure gaps between healthcare practitioners knowledge and practice regarding exercise for cancer survivors are presented.
A report suggests the timing of range-of-motion exercises after breast cancer surgery may affect flexion range of motion without affecting wound outcomes.
To improve long-term health and increase survival, survivors should avoid obesity, follow healthy eating pattern, engage in regular exercise.
