Previous studies suggest that increased physical activity may lower the risk of breast cancer
incidence, but less is known about whether levels of physical activity after breast cancer …

Objective Research suggests that physical activity is associated with improved breast cancer
survival, yet no studies have examined the association between post-diagnosis changes in …

Few studies have examined the association between physical activity and disease
outcomes in breast cancer survivors. Here, we report the association between lifetime total …

Although studies have shown that physically active breast cancer survivors have lower all-
cause mortality, the association between change in physical activity from before to after …

Purpose To investigate the association between pre-and postdiagnosis physical activity (as
well as change in prediagnosis to postdiagnosis physical activity) and mortality among …

ContextPhysical activity has been shown to decrease the incidence of breast cancer, but the
effect on recurrence or survival after a breast cancer diagnosis is not known. ObjectiveTo …

Abstract The 2008 Physical Activity (PA) Guidelines recommend engaging in at least 2.5 h
(10 MET-hours/week) of moderate intensity PA per week (defined as 4 METs) to reduce risk …

BACKGROUND Most epidemiologic studies report a reduced risk of developing breast
cancer associated with higher levels of recreational physical activity, but little is known …

Physical activity (PA) is associated with physiological responses thought to beneficially
affect survival after breast cancer diagnosis, yet few studies have considered the entire …

Introduction Physical activity (PA) leads to improved survival in women following the
diagnosis of breast cancer, but it is less clear whether PA has equally positive effects …