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So much promise for exercise to be integrated into pre&post op settings.
From @JAMASurgery: A one-month tailored exercise program, initiated immediately after breast cancer surgery and supplemented with supervised sessions coinciding with surgeon visits, significantly improved shoulder function in patients with breast cancer. ja.ma/3YKOAoI
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Kicking off the session with an important talk from @tperrybrown. “Survivorship begins at diagnosis” - this is the model we pursue in the MSK Healthy Living Program!
mskcc.org/news/living-better…
Join breast oncologist Dr. @Neil_Iyengar this morning as he discusses mitigating risk of #cancer recurrence through lifestyle modifications when it comes to weight, exercise, and alcohol consumption. #ASCO24
Simplicity always wins!
#Research: "An analysis from Harvard indicates that a total of five servings per day of fruits and vegetables offers the strongest health benefits." #nutrition #health #lifestylemedicine #HealthyEating #healthylifestyle health.harvard.edu/nutrition…
It was an absolute pleasure running with you! Let’s keep empowering women and keep running these races! Special friendship ❤️
@DrAmyComander @drteplinsky @Neil_Iyengar Next Year in Brooklyn!
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If you or someone you know has been affected by the chemo shortages, please message me! #WeNeedChemoDrugs
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Obesity may contribute to the development of breast cancer in women who have BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations, according to a new study led by Dr. Kristy Brown (@BrownLab_WCM) and Dr. @PriyaBhardwaj.
bit.ly/3YUjCH6
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“There is evidence to suggest that more frequent physical activity counseling by physicians is associated w/ better physical activity habits in pts.” YES! Proud to be an @ACLifeMed Board member & provide education & awareness re: role of #exercise as medicine. @BethFratesMD
Physical inactivity can lead to #obesity, #heartdisease, #type2diabetes and cancer. Learn how to get more patients moving more often. ama-assn.org/delivering-care… (via @AmerMedicalAssn) @KateKirley #physicalactivity
NEW #ExOnc Study in @JACCJournals
ACT trial by @1969yolo et al:
Supervised followed by unsupervised exercise during chemotherapy ⬇️ loss of cardiorespiratory fitness and improved fatigue, muscle strength, QoL.
Similar benefit if exercise started after chemo, but more lag time.
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Thank you @UrviShahMD for sharing this summary of studies at #ASH22 re: nutrition & diet interventions in hematologic cancers. #LifestyleMedicine
Dietary research in blood cancers is an unmet need. Excited that #ASH22 has a special scientific symposium dedicated to Building Dietary Evidence for Hematologic Malignancies this year! Hope you can attend @ASH_hematology @MSKCancerCenter #diet #mmsm #lymsm #leusm #mdssm #mpnsm
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Thank you @Neil_Iyengar & all presenters for the great discussion of these studies focused on obesity,metabolism, & breast cancer. It’s great to see growing interest re:the role of lifestyle factors in optimizing outcome for our pts w/ breast cancer. #LifestyleMedicine #SABCS2022
Bravo! Great work now everyone has to move!
Exercise Therapy Across the Cancer Care Continuum, by Jessica M. Scott, PhD, and Neil M. Iyengar, MD ascopost.com/issues/septembe… #cancer #ExerciseTherapy @cardiac_fitness @Neil_Iyengar
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Forza Matteo A Roma un gruppo di 3 ragazzi ha lanciato uova contro un ragazzo con una grave forma di autismo che non usciva di casa da mesi. Facciamo sentire la nostra vicinanza a Matteo #ForzaMatteo
Everyone needs to get moving!Let’s get people moving!
"Meta-analyses & systematic reviews conclude that exercise training improves pt-reported outcomes & physical functioning in a broad array of pts w/ cancer before, during, & after treatment." Great piece by @Neil_Iyengar & Jessica Scott, PhD. #ExerciseOnc ascopost.com/issues/septembe…
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Katie Couric is reminding women to get regular breast exams to help detect #breastcancer at its earliest, most treatable stages. We recommend that women at average risk begin having annual #mammograms at age 40. Learn more: bit.ly/3LOerE1
Every two minutes, a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States. On June 21st, I became one of them. As we approach #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, I’m sharing my story as an important reminder to get screened. katiecouric.com/news/katie-c…
Looking forward to you telling us more about this collaboration.
Great weekend @TotalHealthConf and thank you again to the conference organizers for the opportunity! In person conferences are so important to recharge 🪫➡️🔋. The connections and collaborations at oncology meetings are the best!
Thx for sharing and educating!
In this large pooled analysis of 3 prospectively observed cohorts, consumption of ultra-processed, meat-based ‘ready-to-eat’ products and sugar-sweetened beverages was associated with higher risk of colon cancer (HRs as high as ~1.7).
bmj.com/content/378/bmj-2021…
Brava @DrAmyComander
Thank you, @ACLifeMed, for highlighting my interests in cancer survivorship and the role of #lifestylemedicine!
This is absolute so true and important! Now let’s get insurance on it!
Exercise should be standard part of cancer care during treatment, ASCO guideline states healio.com/news/hematology-o…
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Given the scale of chronic disease and massive supply gaps of trained medical experts, we *have to* create scalable solutions that go beyond one-to-one relationships in clinic. Or problems will continue to escalate. It’s just a question of how to do it the right way.
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Warning labels on alcohol products are outdated and do not reflect the harms caused by alcohol, including the increased risk of cancer. Sharing this perspective from @NEJM: "Updated Health Warnings for Alcohol — Informing Consumers and Reducing Harm." nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…