Neuropathy is a common, often debilitating complication of cancer and its treatment.
Effective management of this disorder depends on early diagnosis and an understanding of …

Cancer cachexia is a debilitating consequence of disease progression, characterised by the
significant weight loss through the catabolism of both skeletal muscle and adipose tissue …

Objective To assess the effect of a multimodal group exercise intervention, as an adjunct to
conventional care, on fatigue, physical capacity, general wellbeing, physical activity, and …

Objective To critically analyze the literature surrounding the efficacy of exercise interventions
in patients with advanced cancer. Data Sources A literature search was undertaken of health …

PURPOSE: Cancer related fatigue (CRF) is a common problem for cancer patients across
diagnoses during chemotherapy and is associated with physical inactivity, lower functional …

Objective: To determine the efficacy of a three-month resistance training programme on the
mobility, muscle strength and lean body mass of patients with pancreatic cancer-induced …

Purpose There is an increasing body of evidence underpinning high-intensity exercise as an
effective and time-efficient intervention for improving health in cancer survivors. The aim of …

Background: Although exercise has been addressed as a promising therapy for cancer
adverse effects, few studies have evaluated the beneficial effects of exercise for colorectal …

There is ample evidence that regular moderate to vigorous aerobic physical activity is
related to a reduced risk for various forms of cancer to suggest a causal relationship …

Epidemiologic studies suggest that moderately intense training promotes augmented
immune function, whereas strenuous exercise can cause immunosupression. Because the …