Exercise for Individuals With Lung Cancer: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Adverse Events, Feasibility, and Effectiveness

Overview of attention for article published in Seminars in Oncology Nursing, September 2020

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RT @Kellietoohey: It’s lung cancer awareness month! Our SR and MA identified that exercise is ⬇️ risk and can be undertaken post-diagnosis…

It’s lung cancer awareness month! Our SR and MA identified that exercise is ⬇️ risk and can be undertaken post-diagnosis (stage I-IV) & showed ⬆️ in health-related outcomes. https://t.co/tHNSBGKv6U @BenSinghPhD @rosa_spence @_SandiHayes @UniCanber…

#COSA20 @BenSinghAEP For individuals with lung cancer (stages I–IV), risk of #AE with #exercise is low. Exercise can be feasibly undertaken post-diagnosis and leads to improvements in health-related outcomes. #LCSM #ExOnc #SuppOnc https://t.co/7tKb38rYjw

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