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Qigong Improves Quality of Life for Women Getting Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer
A study has found that women undergoing radiation therapy for early-stage breast cancer had better quality of life and fewer depressive symptoms when they did qigong, a gentle Chinese exercise program.
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Art Therapy and Meditation Can Ease Stress in Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
A small study found that art therapy combined with meditation helped ease stress in women diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Reflexology Helps Ease Chemo, Hormonal Therapy Side Effects
A study has found that reflexology helped ease some side effects from chemotherapy and hormonal therapy treatments in women being treated for metastatic breast cancer.
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Quality Personal Relationships Boost Survival in Women Diagnosed with Early-Stage Breast Cancer
A study suggests that the quality of a woman’s social networks seems to be just as important as the size of the social networks in predicting breast cancer survival.
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Exercise, Counseling Can Help Ease Menopausal Symptoms Caused by Breast Cancer Treatment
A Dutch study has found that exercise and a type of counseling called cognitive behavioral therapy can help ease menopausal symptoms that often come during and after breast cancer treatment.
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Specific Type of Counseling Can Help Ease Hot Flashes
Cognitive behavioral therapy may help ease treatment-related hot flashes.
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Gentle Yoga May Ease Sleep, Fatigue Problems
New research suggests that gentle yoga may ease sleep and fatigue problems and improve sleep quality in cancer survivors.
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Cancer Support Community Launches Online Breast Cancer Survivor Registry
The Cancer Support Community has started a new registry to better understand the emotional and social needs of breast cancer survivors.
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Acupuncture Helps Ease Hot Flashes
Twelve weeks of acupuncture seems to offer the same relief from hot flashes as 12 weeks of Effexor (chemical name: venlafaxine), an antidepressant.
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Relaxation Training Helps Ease Hot Flashes from Treatment
A small study suggests that learning relaxation techniques such as deep breathing and guided imagery may help ease treatment-related hot flashes.
