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Exercise slows biological aging in breast cancer survivors, study finds
Original: Exercise program supports better attention and slows biological aging in breast cancer survivors
A structured exercise program has been shown to improve attention and slow markers of biological aging in breast cancer survivors, according to findings reported by Medical Xpress. The results suggest regular physical activity may counteract some cognitive and cellular effects of cancer treatment. Researchers and health commentators say the findings reinforce exercise as a supportive care tool for patients after treatment.
Why now: New research linking exercise to cognitive benefits and slower biological aging in cancer survivors is drawing attention from patients, clinicians and health media.
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- Exercise program supports better attention and slows biological aging in breast cancer survivors · medicalxpress.com
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