Major study proves exercise improves cancer survival

A major study demonstrates that exercise can improve cancer survival rates, particularly for colon cancer patients. Participants in a three-year exercise program had a 28% lower risk of cancer recurrence and a 37% lower risk of death compared to those who just received health advice. Researchers are now exploring if similar exercise regimes could benefit individuals with other diseases like breast cancer, potentially changing global treatment approaches. This findings present promising possibilities for integrating exercise as part of cancer treatment plans.