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EXERCISE is a "wonder drug" for cancer survivors, according to a report. Macmillan Cancer Support said physical activity should be "prescribed" by doctors after "hard evidence" showed it can significantly help recovery and prevent other long-term illnesses.
A review of more than 60 studies for the charity found people undergoing treatment for cancer - as well as survivors - could benefit from exercise. During treatment, being active does not worsen people's fatigue and has positive effects on mood and wellbeing, the study said.See the full content of this document
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Exercise Is a 'Wonder Drug' [ ... ]
Once treatment has finished, exercise can reduce the ...
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