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Fatigue and Quality of Life Outcomes of Exercise During Cancer Treatment

Victoria Mock, Mary Pickett, Mary E. Ropka, Esther Muscari Lin, Kerry J. Stewart, Verna A. Rhodes, Roxanne W. McDaniel, Patricia M. Grimm, Sharon Krumm, Ruth McCorkle

Cancer Practice · 2001 · 471 citations · 32 references

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Abstract

A home-based walking exercise program is a potentially effective, low-cost, and safe intervention to manage fatigue and to improve QOL during adjuvant chemotherapy or radiation therapy for breast cancer. This health-promoting self-care activity needs further testing in large randomized clinical trials.

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