… Evidence increasingly shows that cancer and heart disease … effects of cancer treatments
on cardiovascular (CV) health. … advances in the field of cancer therapeutics and their possible …

… in cancer patients; current evidence suggest that exercise can be beneficial during and after
cancer treatment but … It thus should be an integral component of the cancer treatment plan. …

… treatments carry a risk of late effects including cardiovascular … the cardiotoxicity arising from
cancer treatments, outline gaps … during the 2014 Cancer Survivorship Summit organised by …

… cardiac health of oncology patients whose cancer therapy may be cardiotoxic. Cancer
treatment may require modification, interruption, or even cessation because of cardiac comorbidity…

… Whether cardiovascular (CV) disease is associated with clinical outcomes in cancer patients
receiving immunotherapy is unknown. We reviewed the Mayo Clinic database for all cancer …

… public health conceptualization of cardiovascular health (CVH). CVH predicts incident
cardiovascular … The extent to which CVH predicts cancer in postmenopausal women is unknown. …

… breast cancer also may have an impact on their cardiovascular risk. The impact of the
third-generation AIs on cardiac health will be an important consideration as their use increases. …

… during and after cancer treatment is to standardize the cardiovascular baseline … cardiovascular
health as soon as possible after a cancer diagnosis. Regardless of the cancer treatment …

… of ideal CV health on cancer risk, we examined the association of ideal CV health as
ascertained by the AHA Life’s Simple 7 CV health score with subsequent cancer. Optimal CV …

… In summary, following chemotherapy and radiation treatment, breast cancer survivors are
less able to perform activities of daily living, due to decreased muscle and cardiorespiratory …