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Exercise as Medicine: The CHALLENGE Trial’s Breakthrough for Colon Cancer Survivors breast cancer thriver cancer exercise cancer exercise guidelines cancer exercise specialist cancer exercise trainer cancer survivorship ceti challenge trial colon colon cancer colon cancer awareness colon cancer patient colon cancer prevention colon cancer survivor exercise is medicine exercise oncology oncology care oncology exercise oncology nutrition oncovie oncovie cancer exercise specialist Sep 15, 2025

For years, we’ve known that exercise improves fatigue, strength, and quality of life during and after cancer treatment. What we didn’t know, at least not at the highest scientific level, was whether movement could directly lower the risk of cancer coming back, or even help survivors live longer.

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Introduction to Cancer, Cancer Exercise and the Zoom Guided Training Program cancer exercise cancer exercise specialist oncovie cancer exercise specialist Jul 13, 2025

Watch this video to learn about the OncoVie™ Cancer Exercise Specialist training from the first guided session that is part of the Zoom Guided training program with business support. (Exclusively from the Cancer Exercise Training Institute (CETI)).  You'll also get an introduction to cancer and the ...

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84% Inactive: Confronting the Crisis of Physical Inactivity Among Cancer Survivors - Andrea Leonard, MS, CES, CPT advanced cancer anti-inflammatory diet bone density brain fog brca1 brca2 breast cancer recovery breast cancer treatments cancer exercise specialist cancer exercise trainer cancer exercise training institute cancer recurrence cancer rehab cancer rehabilitation cancer related fatigue cancer treatment side-effects exercise oncology inactivity oncology exercise oncovie cancer exercise specialist Jun 04, 2025

Recent research in 2025 underscores the critical role of physical activity throughout the cancer journey—from diagnosis and treatment to survivorship. Despite growing evidence of its benefits, many cancer patients remain insufficiently active, potentially missing out on improved outcomes and quality...

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