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Discover the power of supervised training for advanced breast cancer patients! In this video, we explore the groundbreaking PREFERABLE-EFFECT study, which demonstrates how a structured exercise program can significantly enhance muscle mass, strength, and balance. Learn how this approach can improve the quality of life for those battling metastatic breast cancer and why it should be integrated into standard cancer care.
The study reveals that a nine-month program, including aerobic, strength, and balance training, supervised by trainers, led to remarkable results. Patients experienced increased muscle mass, particularly in the arms and legs, and improved physical performance. This is crucial for maintaining balance and reducing the risk of falls, especially for those with bone metastases.
Keywords: breast cancer exercise, metastatic breast cancer, muscle mass, balance, supervised training, quality of life, cancer care, PREFERABLE-EFFECT study.