In October 2019, exercise oncology experts released a series of guidelines on how to use exercise to lower risks for cancer and improve the lives of those living with cancer through the survival phase. The…
Long-term cancer survivors (LTCS) face unique issues when beginning an exercise program. Fatigue, muscle weakness, peripheral neuropathy and cardiopulmonary issues may impact the approach taken when guiding a long-term cancer survivor in recovery exercise. Exercise…
Ambulatory older adult cancer survivors have unique concerns that must be considered and addressed when developing a restorative exercise program. Foremost, one needs to assess current co-morbidities that may impact physical activity. Other key factors…
The advice to “rest” and “take care of yourself” continues to be a common dictum in the oncology setting. Yet, research clearly demonstrates that exercise or physical activity is important for cancer survivors during and…
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