Presented by the center’s Susan C. Hirano Cancer CARE Community and ʻOhana Pink programs during Breast Cancer Awareness Month ...

A new exercise oncology research clinic at the University of Iowa is helping people dealing with cancer and its aftermath build back strength and trust in their bodies through exercise training.

Breast cancer is one example. According to the National Library of Medicine, "Physical activity has been shown to decrease ...

Since this is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, many local and national organizations are promoting breast cancer awareness, ...

The “Let’s Move!” cancer wellness event featured hula, strengthening exercises, and stretching activities adapted for all ...

A new meta-analysis of eight randomized trials finds that exercise during neoadjuvant chemotherapy did not improve pathologic ...

The University of Iowa is opening the state’s first Exercise Oncology Clinic, giving cancer patients statewide free access to evidence-based exercise services.

The World Health Organization recommends that adults aim for 150-300 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity or 75-150 ...

Exercise may be one of the most powerful tools available to cancer survivors to help keep their disease from returning. A ...

“The science shows that exercising during cancer treatment eases fatigue, anxiety and depression while improving quality of life and physical function,” Karen Basen-Engquist, director of MD Anderson’s ...

A new Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology review synthesizes epidemiological, trial and mechanistic evidence to argue that ...

Improving outcomes among cancer patients isn’t as simple as telling them to exercise more. Often, people need support to work ...