Over the past decade there has been increasing research and clinical interest in the role of
exercise therapy/rehabilitation as an adjunct therapy to improve symptom control and …

Introduction and aims To provide a current perspective on nutrition and physical activity
influence on breast cancer. Methods and results A comprehensive literature review was …

Purpose: The adoption and maintenance of a physically active lifestyle among women after
breast cancer is an important priority for public health and rehabilitation science. The …

Background: Physical activity is associated with reduced mortality and higher quality of life in
breast cancer survivors; however, limited data on the prevalence of activity and long-term …

Although pain is common among post-treatment breast cancer survivors, studies that are
longitudinal, identify a case definition of clinically meaningful pain, or examine factors …

Many young women are at increased risk for premature menopause following adjuvant
treatment for breast cancer. These women must deal with consequences of menopause …

Vitamin D regulates expression of genes important in development and progression of
breast cancer. The association of vitamin D with breast cancer outcomes among breast …

Evidence is emerging that physical activity (PA) may improve overall survival after breast
cancer diagnosis. However, the effect of PA on breast cancer recurrence and on cause …

Worldwide, breast cancer (BC) represents the most common type of non-skin human
malignancy and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths amid women in Western …

Objectives: Although clinical trials have demonstrated the benefit of adjuvant hormonal
therapy for hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, it is not known whether poor …