Strong evidence exists supporting the effect of lack of physical activity on the risk of
developing breast cancer. However, studies examining the effects of physical activity on …

Long-term survival rates after a diagnosis of breast cancer are steadily rising. This is good
news, but clinicians must also recognize that this brings new challenges to the medical …

Exercise has been shown to improve postischemia perfusion of normal tissues; we
investigated whether these effects extend to solid tumors. Estrogen receptor–negative (ER …

Advances in early detection and curative therapies have led to an increased number of
cancer survivors over the last twenty years. With this population comes the need to evaluate …

Improvements in curative therapies and the advent of screening have led to increased
numbers of non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) survivors. Most survivors have undergone …

Over the past 2 decades, great strides have been made in the field of exercise-oncology
research, particularly with breast cancer. This area of research is particularly important since …

This overview reports published data about the interaction between physical activity and
sport during and after cancer on one hand and improvement in psychological parameters …

Background The main aim of this study was to investigate pre-and post-diagnostic physical
activity (PA) levels, as well as changes in pre-and post-diagnostic PA levels, and their …

Purpose Older cancer survivors are a vulnerable population due to an increased risk for
chronic diseases (eg, cardiovascular disease) compounded with treatment late-effects and …

Purpose Decreased physical activity and weight gain post-breast cancer diagnosis are
associated with negative psychosocial, health, and disease outcomes, but little is known …