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Do structured multidisciplinary sessions mitigate fatigue in advanced cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy?

In 2006, Brown, et. al., conducted study which researchers delved into the relationship between quality of life (QOL) improvements and fatigue levels among patients undergoing radiation therapy for advanced cancer. Led by Paul Brown and colleagues, the investigation aimed to assess the effects of a structured multidisciplinary intervention on fatigue in this patient population. The study, conducted as a randomized controlled trial, involved patients newly … Continue reading Do structured multidisciplinary sessions mitigate fatigue in advanced cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy?

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Is Yoga a promising option for enhancing recovery in breast cancer survivors? Initial findings from a pilot study

In 2006, Nicole Culos‐Reed, et. al., conducted study about Cancer survivors. They often face numerous challenges stemming from both the disease and its treatments. Physical activity has emerged as a crucial aspect of their recovery, offering relief from symptoms and enhancing overall well-being. In this pilot study, researchers aimed to investigate the potential physical and psychological benefits of a 7-week yoga program specifically tailored for … Continue reading Is Yoga a promising option for enhancing recovery in breast cancer survivors? Initial findings from a pilot study

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Can delayed shoulder exercises revolutionize post-mastectomy care?

Wound seroma remains a prevalent complication following mastectomy, necessitating the exploration of effective prevention strategies. This study, led by M. Abe, et. al.,(1998) aimed to assess the efficacy of delayed shoulder exercises in mitigating seroma formation after partial or total mastectomy with axillary lymph node dissection for cancer treatment. A prospective randomized controlled trial was conducted, enrolling a total of 116 participants who underwent mastectomy … Continue reading Can delayed shoulder exercises revolutionize post-mastectomy care?

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How Does a Seated Exercise Program Impact Fatigue and Physical Well-being in Women Undergoing Outpatient Chemotherapy for Advanced Breast Cancer?

In 2004, Headley, et. al., conducted randomized, controlled, longitudinal trial study at an outpatient clinic of a comprehensive cancer center investigated the effects of a seated exercise program on fatigue and quality of life (QOL) in women with metastatic breast cancer. The study aimed to explore the potential benefits of this exercise intervention in mitigating fatigue and enhancing overall well-being among these patients. A convenience … Continue reading How Does a Seated Exercise Program Impact Fatigue and Physical Well-being in Women Undergoing Outpatient Chemotherapy for Advanced Breast Cancer?

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