Exercise May Slow Aging Markers After Breast Cancer
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Exercise Slows Epigenetic Aging and Improves Cognitive Function in Cancer Survivors
Cancer survivors who underwent chemotherapy or radiotherapy in the course of putting their cancer into remission have been shown to exhibit an increased burden of senescent cells relative to healthy peers. This is thought to explain the observed reduction in life expectancy and increased odds of unrelated cancers in cancer survivors. In general, these individuals are aging more rapidly than would be the case with a lesser burden of senescent cel…
A 12-month physical exercise program improves the care and memory of breast cancer survivors according to a clinical trial conducted by the University of California.
Exercise May Slow Aging Markers After Breast Cancer
Can physical activity influence the body’s aging signals after breast cancer? A study from the University of California San Diego suggests it may, while also finding a benefit for attention. The results are promising, but they do not show that exercise stops aging. Two linked studies were published on September 30, 2026, in the Journal […]
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