Weight gain is a commonly reported side effect of adjuvant chemotherapy. A change in
resting energy expenditure during treatment has been a suggested mechanism for weight …

PURPOSE: Weight gain is a common problem among breast cancer patients who receive
adjuvant chemotherapy (CT). We undertook a study to determine the causes of this energy …

Weight gain is a common problem amongst women receiving adjuvant chemotherapy for
early breast cancer. We undertook a study to determine the causes of this weight gain …

PURPOSE Among breast cancer patients receiving adjuvant chemotherapy, weight gain is a
common side effect that may decrease quality of life and potentially threaten survival. Weight …

Objective To compare weight, body composition, and major determinants of energy balance
of women treated with adjuvant chemotherapy (n= 8) using Adriamycin and …

Purpose Weight gain is a common side effect of adjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer–a
side effect that decreases quality of life and also may decrease both disease-free and …

Since this phenomenon was first reported in 1978, 1 research has led to a better
understanding of those at greatest risk for weight gain (premenopausal women, those …

Uncontrolled trials have reported significant weight gain in women with breast cancer during
treatment with adjuvant chemotherapy. We prospectively evaluated body composition before …

Weight gain, a common side effect among breast cancer patients receiving adjuvant
chemotherapy, may decrease quality of life and impair survival. Weight gain during …

This study examined the effect of a supervised, aerobic exercise program on change in body
weight and composition (multi-site subcutaneous skinfold measures, percent body fat, and …