ACSM select symposium--long-term side effects of cancer treatment. Can exercise make a difference?
Description
The (4) presentations from the Select Symposium at the 2008 ACSM annual meeting on the relationship between exercise and the long-term side effects of cancer treatment are included in a single video. Almost two hours of authoritative information and insights, featuring: Cancer-Related Fatigue and Its Debilitating Consequences (Kerri Winters-Stone), Cognitive Decline Following Cancer Treatment: Can Exercise Help? (Charles E. Matthews), Risks and Benefits of Exercise for Cancer Survivors With and At-Risk for Lymphedema (Katie Schmitz) and Use It or Lose It: Physical Activity and Function in Cancer Survivors (Lisa Colbert).
Runtime
111 min
Series
Subjects
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Date of Publication
2008
Database
Alexander Street
Direct Link
https://www.remote.uwosh.edu/login?url=http://www.aspresolver.com/aspresolver.asp?SPEX;2140741
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