… physical activity behaviour change interventions for prostate cancer … physical activity levels
among prostate cancer survivors. … should be encouraged to engage in physical activity. This is …

… home exercise among prostate cancer patients. Methods: Prostate cancer patients who have
… All participants were provided with physical activity goals based on their activities and were …

… as a self-monitoring tool to encourage walking according to his own personal goals and
a letter from their individual urological consultant to encourage them to comply with dietary …

… engaging in nonerection-dependent sexual activities, suggesting that many patients valued
… Physicians may do well to encourage patients to maintain nonpenetrative sexual activities. It …

… survivors and reported that prostate cancer survivors were less likely to prefer physical activity
with other cancer survivors. They also found that prostate cancer survivors were less likely …

… This study provides further support that a tunnelled approach may be best suited to encourage
self-monitoring of physical activity. However, there are important trade-offs to consider …

… activity, and it has been proposed that phytoestrogens may have anticancer properties through
hormonal and nonhormonal activity [… been employed to encourage healthy behaviors and …

… They often see PA programs as motivating them to safely return to their previous activity
levels. The group dynamic also encourages adherence by fostering a sense of responsibility …

… Our results also suggest that prostate cancer patients and recently diagnosed patients …
In this regard, it appears crucial to encourage the promotion of PA in the general population …

… of physical activity (Chipperfield et al., 2013). Group exercise due to the encouraging effect
of … Also, the SMA-based physical activity programme relieved symptoms among patients with …