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Findings demonstrate improved health outcomes in older cancer survivors through structured exercise interventions, suggesting future research directions.
The secondary analysis of the Lifestyle Interventions and Independence for Elders study reported by Brown et al. adds to the growing evidence that structured exercise interventions can improve the health of older survivors of cancer. Their findings inform future prospective trials aimed at identifying the optimal dose of exercise tailored to the individual, the ideal timing of structured interventions, and the best method of delivery.
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