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Exercise shown to slow aging in breast cancer survivors
Original: Fitness: Exercise is shown to slow aging in breast cancer survivors
New fitness reporting says exercise can slow biological aging in breast cancer survivors. The finding adds to growing evidence that regular physical activity helps patients recover better after treatment, potentially reducing the accelerated cellular aging that chemotherapy and other therapies are linked to. Health writers and fitness commentators are highlighting the study as another reason survivors should be encouraged to stay active.
Why now: Fresh research linking physical activity to slower biological aging in cancer survivors is drawing health and fitness interest
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Evidence
- Fitness: Exercise is shown to slow aging in breast cancer survivors · Montreal Gazette
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