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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 46 MIN

Exercise in Oncology: Evidence, Mechanisms, Practice

from RadOnc Report

Exercise is increasingly discussed in cancer prevention, treatment, and survivorship—but evidence quality and messaging vary widely. In this episode, a radiation oncologist and medical oncologist examine what the data truly support, explore biologic mechanisms, and discuss how early-career oncologists can responsibly integrate exercise counseling into clinical practice without overpromising or patient blame.

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