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The study waspublished onlineApril 1 inBlood Advances SUGGESTED for you The diet and exercise regimen is a departure from current recommendations for patients with leukemia. "This was a major paradigm shift — until now, many oncologists encouraged 'comfort foods' and increased calories to get thro...
While there were several recurring recommendations, the clinical applicability of many current guidelines was deemed to be low [85]. This indicates that many of these lacked the information necessary for HCPs to integrate this advice into clinical practice. In order for guidelines to be effectively ...
The plethora of preclinical research data inspired the scientific community and pharma sector to design and conduct the clinical trials for assessing the dietary interventions in cancer prevention, improvising the outcome of chemotherapy and reducing tox
A randomized study in which cancer patients who had received treatment with potentially neurotoxic chemotherapies were randomly assigned to chemotherapy or chemotherapy plus exercise [70], was an individualized, moderate-intensity program of progressive walking and resistance exercises. In the intervention ...
Nutritional factors have been found to account for about 30 percent of cancers in western countries. The contribution of diet to cancer risk in developing countries has been considered to be lower, around 20 percent, when poor diet is included the incidences are much higher. 30 to 40 percent...
3.63 points; 11% improvement) (P < 0.001); the largest intergroup differences in decreases were observed for urinary problems, pain and other sensations, fatigue, daytime sleepiness, and cognitive impairment. The results of the study indicated that it is plausible and safe for PD patients ...
A trial conducted in normal weight children, who followed a Mediterranean diet (MD) for 1 year compared to age matched controls, who disregarded health food recommendations, demonstrated different immune profiles [10,11]. Quite interestingly, at the end of the trial in the former group, salivary...
Unfortunately, no clear dietary recommendations on fructose or HFCS consumption limits are available. Additional research is needed to determine the adverse effects of consuming added fructose-containing sugars. Several previous data have indicated that total daily caloric intake in the form of added ...