The field of pediatric exercise oncology explores the relationships between physical activity (PA), including exercise, and a range of outcomes among children and adolescents affected by cancer. Although PA is safe and beneficial for this population, several important gaps in knowledge and practice remain. In this article, we describe research and innovation needs that were developed with a team of international experts and relevant literature, a series of online surveys, and an in-person meeting. Addressing these needs will contribute valuable knowledge and practice outputs to advance this field, ultimately enabling a greater number of children and adolescents affected by cancer to realize the benefits of moving more
Introduction: Sufficient physical activity (PA) has the potential to mitigate late effects of cancer...
The purpose of part one of this thesis was to synthesize previous research and information about can...
Childhood cancer survivors are at risk of developing important adverse effects, many of which persis...
The field of pediatric exercise oncology explores the relationships between physical activity (PA), ...
Physical activity (PA) and exercise are safe and beneficial for children and adolescents affected by...
It is critical for pediatric patients diagnosed with cancer to engage in physical activity (PA) as i...
Introduction Physical capacity and quality of life (QoL) are typically impaired in children/adolesc...
Introduction: Physical capacity and quality of life (QoL) are typically impaired in children/adolesc...
BACKGROUND: Promoting physical activity soon after treatment for childhood cancer may benefit health...
Survival rates of childhood cancer patients has steadily increased through the years, making it nece...
Exercise is recommended for the healthy population as it increases fitness and prevents diseases. Mo...
International audienceBackground: to evaluate the safety and efficacy of a physical activity program...
Purpose: Physical exercise training might counteract the weakening effects of both pediatric cancer ...
Introduction: Physical activity (PA) is important for the development and health of children and lif...
Self-management strategies, such as physical activity, have been identified to help young cancer sur...
Introduction: Sufficient physical activity (PA) has the potential to mitigate late effects of cancer...
The purpose of part one of this thesis was to synthesize previous research and information about can...
Childhood cancer survivors are at risk of developing important adverse effects, many of which persis...
The field of pediatric exercise oncology explores the relationships between physical activity (PA), ...
Physical activity (PA) and exercise are safe and beneficial for children and adolescents affected by...
It is critical for pediatric patients diagnosed with cancer to engage in physical activity (PA) as i...
Introduction Physical capacity and quality of life (QoL) are typically impaired in children/adolesc...
Introduction: Physical capacity and quality of life (QoL) are typically impaired in children/adolesc...
BACKGROUND: Promoting physical activity soon after treatment for childhood cancer may benefit health...
Survival rates of childhood cancer patients has steadily increased through the years, making it nece...
Exercise is recommended for the healthy population as it increases fitness and prevents diseases. Mo...
International audienceBackground: to evaluate the safety and efficacy of a physical activity program...
Purpose: Physical exercise training might counteract the weakening effects of both pediatric cancer ...
Introduction: Physical activity (PA) is important for the development and health of children and lif...
Self-management strategies, such as physical activity, have been identified to help young cancer sur...
Introduction: Sufficient physical activity (PA) has the potential to mitigate late effects of cancer...
The purpose of part one of this thesis was to synthesize previous research and information about can...
Childhood cancer survivors are at risk of developing important adverse effects, many of which persis...