Women who survive cancer are more likely to experience cancer-related fatigue and depression than men, according to new ...

Cancer is the second-leading cause of death globally, accounting for an estimated 9.6 million deaths, or one in six deaths, ...

NIH study finds daily step count may matter more than activity intensity for reducing cancer risk. In a prospective cohort ...

Daily light-to-moderate physical activity, such as pacing 9,000 steps every day, can cut the risk of over 10 different types ...

Doctors should prescribe exercise to patients undergoing cancer care to help counter the side effects of treatments, a new study suggests.

With certain cancers increasing in the U.S., incorporating ways to lower your chance of developing one is key. Now, new ...

Doctors should prescribe exercise to reduce the side effects of cancer treatment, a study has suggested. Researchers found ...

Prior studies have shown that women may absorb cancer therapies differently than men, but this study focused on the fallout ...

Doctors should prescribe exercise to patients undergoing cancer care to help counter the side-effects of treatments, a new study suggests.

“CORE may serve as a model workflow algorithm aimed to integrate both exercise and rehabilitation services from time of ...

Three minutes of moderate-intensity, unstructured physical activity per day could be enough to reduce risk for major cardiac ...

First, the good news: The overall cancer death rate has been on a steady decline—as have smoking rates, with only 11% of ...