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Exercise Found to Improve Cognition After Breast Cancer
Original: Exercise Improves Cognition and Biological Aging After Breast Cancer
New research suggests exercise improves cognitive function and may slow biological aging in women after breast cancer treatment. Chemotherapy and other cancer therapies are often linked to 'chemo brain' and accelerated biological aging, making the findings significant for survivors. Clinicians say structured physical activity could become a standard part of post-treatment care, though further trials are needed to confirm how much and what type of exercise is most effective.
Why now: Fresh research on exercise's protective effects for breast cancer survivors is drawing attention from patients and clinicians.
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- Exercise Improves Cognition and Biological Aging After Breast Cancer · Inside Precision Medicine
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