A landmark study has shown exercise - even if it's just a daily walk - can work better than chemotherapy. So why didn't my doctors tell me?

A major Canadian study has found that regular, structured exercise after surgery and chemotherapy significantly improves outcomes for colon cancer patients.

It might sound basic, but data shows that focusing on healthy food and structured exercise might help patients with cancer live longer or respond to therapy. Other cancer news reports on immunotherapy ...

Musculoskeletal shoulder problems are common after breast cancer treatment. Early postoperative exercises targeting the upper limb may improve shoulder function. This protocol describes a National ...

An exercise program can reduce the risk that colorectal cancer will return after surgery and chemotherapy, according to a new ...

A recent study associated resistance training with a 52% lower breast cancer risk in young adults compared to those who never ...

According to this meta-analysis, exercise therapy (specifically mind-body modalities like yoga and tai chi) were found to ...

Moderate exercise might involve brisk walking, ballroom dancing, light yard work or yoga, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Examples of vigorous exercise include ...

Exercise may significantly improve cancer outcomes, according to a groundbreaking study released this week in a major cancer journal.

HealthDay News — Exercise and rehabilitation services for patients with breast cancer through a clinical workflow algorithm called CORE (Comprehensive Oncology Rehabilitation and Exercise) is feasible ...

RELATED: 7 Mindfulness Exercises That Can Help Metastatic Breast Cancer Patients However, "we found robust evidence that early, structured, progressive exercise is safe and clinically effective for ...

"These arms were built in the gym, so here are a few of my favourite tricep exercises to throw into your next arm day," she explained in her video. Mer, who lost 8st 8lb naturally, emphasised the ...