Condition: Breast Cancer · Breast Neoplasms · Sponsor: European University Miguel de Cervantes
Breast cancer (BC) is the most common cancer among women worldwide. Cancer treatments are associated with numerous adverse events that reduce patients' functionality and alter their clinical and molecular profiles. Physical exercise and adherence to nutritional guidelines during treatment and survivorship have been shown to improve recovery prognosis and reduce treatment-related complications. However, the specific effects of prehabilitation, defined as "the process in the cancer continuum that occurs between diagnosis and the start of treatment," remain unknown in BC. A concurrent training program and specific nutritional guidelines during this phase could reduce treatment-related adverse events and improve recovery. Similarly, including a home-based exercise program and nutritional guidelines throughout the cancer treatment continuum could enhance the benefits achieved and improve various aspects of functionality, clinical status, and quality of life. Therefore, the main aim of this randomized controlled trial is to evaluate the impact and effects of a supervised prehabilitation program (combining high-intensity concurrent training and personalized nutritional guidelines) and a supportive care intervention (home-based exercise and personalized nutritional guidelines) on functional, neuromuscular, and cardiorespiratory capacity, quality of life, body composition, and clinical and molecular outcomes in women with BC. In addition, the sustainability of the benefits achieved in…
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Alejandro Santos Lozano, PhD · +34 983001000 · asantos@uemc.es
Celia García Chico, PhD · +34 983001000 · cgarciac@uemc.es
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| Hospital Recoletas Campo Grande | Valladolid, Valladolid, Spain | Recruiting |
| Miguel de Cervantes European University | Valladolid, Valladolid, Spain | Recruiting |
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