Activité physique et survie après cancer

Isabelle Romieu, Marina Touillaud, Pietro Ferrari, Yves Jean Bignon, Sami Antoun, Sophie Berthouze-Aranda, Patrick Bachmann, Martine Duclos, Grégory Ninot, Gilles Romieu, Pierre Sénesse, Jan Behrendt, Jacques Balosso, Michel Pavic, Pierre Kerbrat, Daniel Serin, Olivier Trédan, Béatrice Fervers

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    Résumé

    Physical activity has been shown in large cohort studies to positively impact survival in cancer survivors. Existing randomized controlled trials showed a beneficial effect of physical activity on physical fitness, quality of life, anxiety and selfesteem; however, the small sample size, the short follow-up and the lack of standardization of physical activity intervention across studies impaired definite conclusion in terms of survival. Physical activity reduces adiposity and circulating estrogen levels and increases insulin sensitivity among other effects. A workshop was conducted at the International Agency for Research on Cancer in April 2011 to discuss the role of physical activity on cancer survival and the methodology to develop multicentre randomized intervention trials, including the type of physical activity to implement and its association with nutritional recommendations. The authors discuss the beneficial effect of physical activity on cancer survival with a main focus on breast cancer and report the conclusions from this workshop.

    Titre traduit de la contributionPhysical activity and cancer survival
    langue originaleFrançais
    Pages (de - à)979-994
    Nombre de pages16
    journalBulletin du Cancer
    Volume99
    Numéro de publication10
    Les DOIs
    étatPublié - 1 janv. 2012

    mots-clés

    • Cancer
    • Nutrition
    • Physical activity
    • Prevention

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