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New research shows supervised exercise can significantly improve muscle mass, strength, and balance in patients with metastatic breast cancer.
This video discusses the PREFERABLE-EFFECT study, highlighting the benefits of aerobic, strength, and balance training for those undergoing treatment. Learn how exercise can combat the debilitating side effects of cancer treatment and improve quality of life.
Key takeaways:
Exercise improves muscle mass and strength in arms and legs.
Balance training reduces the risk of falls, especially important for patients with bone metastases.
Supervised exercise should be integrated into standard cancer care.
Lean body mass is linked to better treatment tolerance and overall health.