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How Exercise Improves Memory in Cancer Survivors

Breast cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women impairs cognition in the long run and makes you feel tired all the time. Though medications may help to deal with the disease, a recent study has found that regular exercise which is moderate to vigorous can help reduce fatigue and improve cognition.

Breast Cancer Survivors Must Exercise to - Reduce cancer-related fatigue - Improve their working memory - Slow down cognitive decline

Brisk Walking Improves Memory, Helps Combat Fatigue in Cancer Survivors

Tiredness and declining memory are common symptoms in breast cancer survivors. Exercise can help reduce these symptoms. Read More

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