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Research: Exercise slows tumour growth

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The_PINC_Progra
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10 years ago
In a study published in the 16 March 2015, issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, researchers led by Duke Cancer Institute scientists studied the impact of exercise in models of breas...
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Robyn_W
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10 years ago

This is so true:)exercise alleviates tiredness,and makes us FEEL better.I also walked a lot,right through my treatment.The amount of factual information regarding this is now overwhelming,so I feel that we should all be doing some form of exercise as one way of giving our bodies the best chance of protection.Cheers xoxRobyn

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