Karen Wonders, PhD, on Benefits of Exercise During Cancer Treatment
NCCN 2020 Virtual Annual ConferenceKaren Wonders, PhD, of Wright State University, discusses the safety and efficacy of exercise during cancer treatment in minimizing toxicities and addressing the short- and long-term effects of cancer therapy. Dr. Wonders suggests that exercise becomes a standard of care for patients with cancer (Abstract HSR20-110).
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