How Structured Exercise Boosts Health: The PREFERABLE-EFFECT Study
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How Structured Exercise Boosts Health: The PREFERABLE-EFFECT Study Dr Eva Zopf is an exercise physiologist whose research interest focuses on the role of exercise as medicine for the management of cancer. Aside from developing, conducting, and evaluating exercise intervention studies in cancer patients, Eva is also dedicated to improving the supportive care services available for cancer survivors. We spoke with her about the PREFERABLE-EFFECT study and the role of structured exercise in metastatic breast cancer and quality of life outcomes. Like this episode? Follow Breast Cancer Trials on Social Media: Instagram: @breastcancertrials Facebook: Breast Cancer Trials LinkedIn: Breast Cancer Trials X: @BCTrialsANZ Guest: Dr Eva Zopf, Exercise Physiologist Thank you for listening! If you found this episode valuable, please share it with your loved ones and help spread awareness about clinical trials research. Find out more: www.breastcancertrials.org.au
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