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Studying Tailored Exercise Prescriptions in Breast Cancer Patients
Chemotherapy forms a significant part of many breast cancer patient's treatment and is associated with various common, known adverse effects. For the last few decades, physical activity has been emerging as a viable intervention to help many of these adverse effects. The study will determine if the provision of a 12-week tailored walking programme, provided alongside a home-based exercise prescription from a cancer doctor results in improved levels of physical activity and quality of life in patients with breast cancer undergoing chemotherapy.
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