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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 research indicates that regular exercise can slow biological aging in women who have survived breast cancer. The findings suggest physical activity may help counteract some of the cellular wear linked to cancer treatment, offering survivors a practical way to improve long-term health. Health outlets are highlighting the study as further evidence of exercise's benefits beyond fitness.
Why now: Fresh research linking exercise to slower biological aging in cancer survivors is drawing attention in health news
breast cancer survivorsMontreal Gazette
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- Fitness: Exercise is shown to slow aging in breast cancer survivors · Montreal Gazette
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