Nutrition, Physical Activity, Body Weight and Cancer Survivorship
04 April, 2022
In this six-part informational series for healthcare teams American Cancer Society provides information appropriate for those working with cancer survivors during or immediately after treatment and into long-term survivorship. Teams at both the primary care and oncology level can benefit from the series, which provides information and education about nutrition, physical activity, and body weight. A patient resource is also available.
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