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Exercise May Slow Cognitive Decline and Aging After Breast Cancer
Original: Exercise Improves Cognition and Biological Aging After Breast Cancer
New findings suggest that regular exercise improves thinking skills and may slow biological aging in women who have been treated for breast cancer. Researchers report benefits for cognition and aging markers among survivors who stay physically active. The results add to growing evidence that physical activity supports recovery and long-term health after cancer treatment.
Why now: Fresh research linking exercise to better cognition and slower biological aging in breast cancer survivors is drawing attention
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Evidence
- Exercise Improves Cognition and Biological Aging After Breast Cancer · Inside Precision Medicine
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