PURPOSE
Prehabilitation, delivered between cancer diagnosis and surgery, may enhance functional reserve and improve tolerance to surgical stress, but evidence remains conflicting across cancer types and outcomes. We aimed to evaluate the effects of prehabilitative exercise on physiological, functional, and patient-repo...
N. Casagrande, Favil Singh, Anderson Rech et al.· Journal of cancer survivorsh...· 0 citations
PURPOSE
We investigated the impact of training status (untrained versus trained) on acute myokines with anti-cancer properties and cancer cell suppression before (untrained) and after (trained) a 12-week resistance training (RT) vs high-intensity interval training (HIIT) program.
METHODS
Twenty-eight breast cancer su...
Francesco Bettariga, D. Taaffe, C. Crespo-García et al.· Medicine & Science in Sports...· 0 citations
To examine the feasibility and exploratory immunological, metabolic, and patient-reported effects of a supervised exercise intervention during (neo)adjuvant chemotherapy in women with early-stage breast cancer. This non-randomised pilot study examined a 12-week supervised combined aerobic and resistance exercise progra...
C. Crespo-García, F. Bettariga, D. Taaffe et al.· Supportive Care in Cancer· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION
Frailty is increasingly recognized as a marker of vulnerability in patients with cancer yet not performed in routine oncology care due to practical barriers, including lack of knowledge and limited human, temporal and spatial resources. Additionally, a comprehensive pan-cancer synthesis across all validate...
C. Brum, Anderson Rech, Régis Radaelli et al.· Journal of Geriatric Oncolog...· 1 citation
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