A mum thought muscle ache and a pea-sized lump in her left breast was due to exercising too hard before discovering it was a ...

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

“Declining estrogen levels during menopause contribute to muscle loss, which in turn affects metabolism, increases fat ...

It was like, 'How do I want to feel?' And I wanted to feel strong." Exercise was therapeutic in Butler's breast cancer journey for several reasons — one being the sense of normalcy it provided.

With such a significant population of breast cancer survivors, there is a promising potential in strategies to reduce recurrence and prolong survivorship among these women, with exercise playing a key ...

Exercise following a breast cancer diagnosis can reduce a woman’s risk of dying from cancer by 31%, and her overall risk of death by 41%, researchers said in background notes. Patients also can ...

In the paper, Bettariga and the team investigated the effects of exercise in women with non-metastatic breast cancer. Bettariga said, "Our research found that three markers of inflammation were ...

Exercise could potentially reduce the recurrence rate of breast cancer, new research from Edith Cowan University (ECU) has found. ECU PhD student Mr Francesco Bettariga led the study which found ...

Dr. Mhairi Morris, a researcher specializing in cancer biology at Loughborough University, has been investigating how exercise interacts with breast cancer at a molecular level. Her research seeks to ...

Dr Eva Zopf, an exercise physiologist specialising in cancer management, shares with Body+Soul some of the key fitness and nutrition findings for breast cancer patients and survivors. Contrary to ...

“I don't know anything in the literature that even looks at that,” Dr. Fornari says of how to return to exercise post-mastectomy. “Even in our training, it's not like there's anything in our ...