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How effective is Nia exercise in improving fatigue and quality of life during radiation therapy?

In 2013, a randomized clinical trial conducted by Debra Reis, M. Eileen Walsh, Stacey Young-McCaughan, and Tisha Jones at a large community-based hospital in the midwestern United States has unveiled promising findings regarding the benefits of a nontraditional exercise program known as Nia for women undergoing radiation therapy for breast cancer. Nia is a non-traditional exercise program that provides whole body conditioning with less impact … Continue reading How effective is Nia exercise in improving fatigue and quality of life during radiation therapy?

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How Effective is the Combination of Lymphatic Massage and Compression in Managing Arm Lymphoedema in Breast Cancer Survivors?

In women who have undergone breast cancer treatment, lymphoedema can occur as a secondary condition, leading to swelling and discomfort in the arm. Seeking to evaluate the immediate effects of lymphatic massage and compression, a team of researchers led by J Maher, et. al., (2012) conducted a single-session study. The study aimed to investigate the acute response to these therapeutic interventions in women with and … Continue reading How Effective is the Combination of Lymphatic Massage and Compression in Managing Arm Lymphoedema in Breast Cancer Survivors?

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