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Community-Based Exercise Programs for Cancer Survivors.
Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing 2016 December 2
BACKGROUND: Cancer exercise programming in the community has been emerging in response to the increasing numbers of cancer survivors and social factors favoring movement away from a sedentary lifestyle.
OBJECTIVES: This article examines several community-based exercise programs for cancer survivors as exemplars of successful programs.
METHODS: The article investigates where the research is leading as technological advances and cloud-based technologies change the fitness landscape. Links to valuable resources for healthcare providers interested in current physical activity recommendations for cancer survivors are also offered.
FINDINGS: Accumulating evidence suggests that cancer survivors who engage in an active lifestyle have less fatigue, better quality of life, improved sense of well-being, and, in the case of breast and colon cancers, a reduced risk of recurrent disease.
OBJECTIVES: This article examines several community-based exercise programs for cancer survivors as exemplars of successful programs.
METHODS: The article investigates where the research is leading as technological advances and cloud-based technologies change the fitness landscape. Links to valuable resources for healthcare providers interested in current physical activity recommendations for cancer survivors are also offered.
FINDINGS: Accumulating evidence suggests that cancer survivors who engage in an active lifestyle have less fatigue, better quality of life, improved sense of well-being, and, in the case of breast and colon cancers, a reduced risk of recurrent disease.
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