Learn about the latest research findings on cancer prevention through exercise specifically for individuals with Lynch syndrome in this informative 11-minute medical lecture. Explore evidence-based exercise recommendations and understand how physical activity can serve as a preventive measure against cancer development in Lynch syndrome carriers. Dr. Christina Dieli-Conwright from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute presents current data and practical guidelines for implementing exercise as a cancer prevention strategy for this high-risk population.
Exercise as a Cancer Prevention Agent - Implications for Lynch Syndrome
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute via YouTube
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Exercise as a Cancer Prevention Agent: Implications for Lynch Syndrome
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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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