Objectives The primary purpose of this systematic review is to structure the available
evidence concerning physical exercise programs and their effects on (1) physical …

Background This systematic review aims to identify the effects of exercise interventions in
patients with breast cancer (BCP) and survivors (BCS) on selected variables of physical …

Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer in women worldwide. Exercise interventions
may improve physical and psychological factors during and after active breast cancer …

Background Benefits of exercise interventions for cancer patients are well established. This
systematic review aimed to investigate the sustainability of exercise interventions with …

This study examined the effects of exercise intervention on the quality of life (QoL), social
functioning (SF), and physical functioning (PF) of breast cancer survivors, and identified the …

Background Breast cancer is the most common cancer worldwide, and despite remarkable
progress in its treatment, the survivors' quality of life is hampered by treatment-related side …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to conduct a systematic review to assess the effect of
exercise on the quality of life among people with breast cancer. Methods We conducted a …

Introduction Approximately 11.1 million cancer survivors are alive in the United States.
Activity prescriptions for cancer survivors rely on evidence as to whether exercise during or …

Background: Exercise has been shown to reduce adverse outcomes related to breast
cancer. However, the rate of adherence to physical exercise is very low among breast …

AIM: To investigate the role of exercise training the past 25 years on major physiological-
psychological outcomes studied thus far in this patient population. METHODS: PubMed …