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Information about the benefits of exercise during and after cancer treatment and therapist created exercise regimens to get you started!
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Exercises for the Person with Cancer
Exercise can help you deal with the side effects of cancer treatment and help you live a healthier life. |
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Strength Exercises: Minimize the effects of cancer treatment on your muscles
Guide to strength exercises that can be done during or after cancer treatment to help maintain or regain muscle strength. |
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Aerobic exercise program while getting treated for cancer
Incorporating aerobic exercise during and after cancer treatment can combat fatigue and increase your energy level. |
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Chemotherapy, Hormonal Therapy & Your Bones: What is the Role of Exercise?
How exercise helps manage menopause symptoms and improves bone health. |
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Physical Activity and Lymphedema (PAL)
Resources from the PAL trial, which found that that progressive weight-lifting might be better than not exercising an arm at risk for or with lymphedema after breast cancer, and may actually play a role in preventing the condition. |
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New Guidelines Urge Cancer Patients to Exercise for Better Health
Dr. Katie Schmitz discusses exercise guidelines for cancer survivors, published by the American College of Sports Medicine. |
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