This reading list we received from Drs entirely disinterested. E. Valstar, (Orthomolecular) doctor / biologist. We provide this list are unchanged for publication. .
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Valstar wrote the book Nutritional intervention in cancer, a signal to the conventional oncology. See description on page, etc. ISBN cancer rates. We want to mention that we have no business or substantive ties with Engelbert Valstar, but this book and lists seem to us so interesting that we want to change places. Questions / comments can be sent to the editor: redactie@kanker-actueel.nl We will keep your questions / comments to be forwarded Valstar. Also on this list and further information on this page is of course our disclaimer applies.
More detailed descriptions and other studies see and nutrition research. And we try to at least the abstract and the results of the Phase III trials and pivotal Phase II studies in the literature list and nutrition research. or current mainstream research to publish or not fitted comments.
For regular treatments in general because the only randomized study possible side effects. Moreover, a randomized study of conventional treatments often never implemented. This assertion of Valstar based on relevant literature is in NTvG (see NTvG 136: 709-710, 1992) by the respective oncologists not contradicted.
See also Nutritional Oncology, Heber D. et al ISBN 0-12-335960-0, the book was edited by Harvard and by the Memorial Sloan Kettering Institute! ).
(Editors note: See extensive bibliography in the book of Valstar Nutritional intervention in cancer, a signal to the conventional oncology and now as published on this site)..
To this list are Hans Houtsmuller, Ed Woerlee Johan Bolhuis and important contributions.
Bibliography of studies cancer and nutrition / supplementation. Studies: 1101 tm 1200.
1101) Chen MS et al, Zhonghua Zhong Liu Za Zhi 27: 623-5, 2005: PEI plus RFA provides for treatment of primary liver cancer improved disease-free survival, with tumors larger than 3 cm was shown to improve survival further.
1102) Lauridsen MC et al, Acta Oncol. 44:423-57, 2005: In randomized study shows physical therapy makes sense because of poor shoulder function, consistent with previous surgery for breast cancer.
1103) Taylor CL et al, Psycho-Oncology 2006 Jan31; Epub ahead of print. : Cognitive and physical training in patients with prostate cancer improves cognitive function significantly, the physical effect is not significant.
1104) Rumman TA et al, J Clin Oncol 24: 635-42, 2006: Life-style measures are in patients with advanced cancer undergoing radiation therapy to reduce quality of life according to this randomized study.
1105) Hortobágyi CN et al, Cancer 60:2596-604, 1987: Pseudomas vaccine improves results of next FAC FAC in metastatic breast cancer in any way.
1106) Lin P et al; Support Care Cancer 2006 Feb 1; 1-4 (Epub ahead of print): NAC reduces randomized double-blind study of the neurotoxicity of oxaliplatin.
1107) Maier U et al, L Urol 141:529-30, 1989: Hyaluronidase enhances preventative mitomycin C as adjuvant therapy after surgery for bladder cancer.
1108) Enesel MB et al, Anticancer Res 25 (6C) :4583-90, 2005: Isorel (a Viscum album preparation) as an adjunct to surgery for cancer of the digestive tract improves immunity in randomized studies, the Karnofsky index and reduces anxiety.
1109) M Cazacu et al, Cancer Biother Radiopharm. 18: 27-34, 2003: Isorel improves survival in patients with colon cancer Dukes' stage C / D in randomized studies, see also 144.
1110) You J et al, Zhongguo Zhong Xi Yi Jie He Za Zhi 26: 33-7, 2006: Feiji reduced in patients with NSCLC side effects of chemotherapy, improves relative to the control group the Karnofsky index, but not demonstrably improve the response probability of chemo.
1111) Perugia G et al, Int J Hyperthermia 21:359-65, 2005: In randomized study shows local hyperthermia local fibrosis after prostatectomy should be limited and thus a shortening of the penis, however I must note here that research has shown that it prostatectomy itself is usually meaningless.
1112) Morton CA et al, Br J Dermatol 135:766-71, 1996: ALA plus PDT for the treatment of Morbus Bowen effective than freeze and has less side effects such as infection.
1113) Morton CA et al, Br J Dermatol 143:767-72; 2000: PDT with red light is more effective than PDT for Bowen's disease with green light, of course, in both cases with 5-ALA.
1114) Salim A et al, Br J Dermatol 148: 539-43, 2003, plus ALA PDT is effective for the treatment of Bowen's disease than 5-FU, as was also evident in this randomized study.
1115) Half-Eppinger M et al, Cancer 45:280-4, 1980: Corynebacterium parvum therapy in this small randomized study had no effect on chemotherapy for acute myeloid leukemia.
1116) Nicole tuberculosis Reed S et al, in randomized studies show yoga in breast cancer patients quality of life improvement, emotional functioning to improve and reduce diarrhea; eight other psychosocial variables as not improved significantly (P <0.10 ). Many variables are not independent, but on closer analysis shows the overall quality of life through yoga and improving bowel symptoms to subside. Further research is needed. See also 977 and 1030.
1117) Daniltchenko DI et al, J Urol 174, 2129-33, 2005: Fluorescence detection of bladder cancer with TUR ALA increases and decreases recurrence rates and costs, according to this randomized study.
1118) Liossi Hatira C and P, Int J Clin Exp Hypn 47: 104-16, 1999: Both cognitive behavioral therapy and hypnosis reduce pain and treat than non pain related fear in children with cancer. See also 1029.
1119) Liossi Hatira C and P, Int J Clin Exp Hypn 51: 4-28, 2003: In this randomized study shows hypnosis pain and anxiety in children with cancer.
1120) Kuttner L et al, J Dev Behav Pediatr 9: 374-81, 1988: Psychological Treatment of despair, pain and anxiety with hypnosis including shows in this randomized study worthwhile.
1121) Jay S et al, Pain 62:3-9, 1995: Cognitive behavioral therapy appears to relieve pain in randomized studies because of a bone marrow biopsy from being as effective as anesthesia.
1122) and Womack W Wall VJ, Am JClin Hypn 31: 181-91, 1989: Both hypnosis and cognitive behavioral therapy in reducing pain and anxiety this randomized study in cancer patients who undergo a bone marrow biopsy.
1123) Zeltzer L, LeBaron S, J Pediatr 101: 1032-5, 1982: In this randomized study of children with cancer showed hypnosis both the pain of bone marrow-like lumbar punctures to decrease.
1124) Syrjala KL et al, Pain 48: 137-46, 1992: Hypnosis reduced pain in this study, but not the nausea in cancer patients, cognitive behavioral therapy in this study at all effective.
1125) Canovas F et al, An Intern Med 8:69-73, 1991: Thymostimuline In a small randomized trial in patients with lymphoma or multiple myeloma is not a reducing effect on the adverse / positive effect on the condition of patients.
1126) Syrjala KL et al, Pain 63: 189-98, 1995, Relaxation, 'imagery and cognitive behavioral therapy were in this randomized study their pain reducing power tested, relaxation and "imagery" reduced pain, adding cognitive behavioral therapy did not better result.
1127) C. Li et al, Zhonghua Zhong Liu Za Zhi 23:490-2, 2001: PEI plus TACE shows for primary liver cancer a better local results and a better survival than treatment with TACE alone, something known as has often been found.
1128) Flanigran R, Urol Oncol 24: 83-4, 2006: 13-cis-retinoic acid plus interferon in metastatic renal cancer extends more to life than interferon alone. See also 246, 713 and 1013. These three studies are in line with the current investigation.
1129) J Flamm et al, J Urol 144:260-3, 1990: Keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH) reduces the risk of recurrence of bladder cancer after polyp removal as well as cytostatic ethoglucid, see also 493 and 496.
1130) Hong J et al, J Trad Chin Med 25:125-8, 2005: TCM in addition to radiotherapy for a malignant tumor in the abdomen compared with radiotherapy alone and a better quality of life three years after a superior survival advantage, according to this randomized study. PMID 16136943
1131) Rock CL et al, J Clin Oncol 23:6631-8, 2005: In the randomized trial in patients treated for breast cancer intervention with fruits and vegetables leads to higher carotenoid levels and this is associated with better disease-free survival. PMID 16170170
1132) J. Pagliaro et al, Dermatol Surg 30:63-6, 2004: Cold for PDT treatment of basal cell carcinoma / Bowen's disease, leads to less erythema and pain, according to this randomized study. PMID 14692930.
1133) Hinotsu S et al, Urology 67:545-9, 2006: BCG reduces the risk of recurrence after removal bladder tumors in this study significantly better than doxorubicin, BCG is also remarkable is that the risk of new primary bladder cancer decreases. PMID 16527576
1134) Yao G et al, J Huazhong Univ Sci Technolog Med Sci 25: 431-4, 2005: The combination of glutamine, arginine and omega-3 fatty acids reduced length of stay in hospital after major surgery for gastrointestinal tract; PMID: 16196295.
1135) IR Gough et al, Aust NZJ Surg 48:296-300, 1978: Corynebacterium parvum as an additional means in addition to chemotherapy for metastatic melanoma or metastatic colorectal cancer in both conditions meaningless. See also, respectively 385 684 811 836, 1085 (only 684 is positive) and 931 (no effect). Corynebacterium parvum in metastatic melanoma is metastatic cancer or meaningless. PMID 281221.
1136) Melchart D et al; Support Care Cancer 2006; March 8, Epub ahead of print: Acupuncture plus acupressure on P6 showed a nonsignificant decrease compared with the sham point of nausea induced by chemotherapy, after the study (21 individuals), it a significant majority (determined by me with a T-test, two-sided P less than 1%) preferred the acupuncture / acupressure combination to have. PMID 16523265. Moreover, the sham point approach in research on pain is not meaningful because the sham point approach also reduces pain versus placebo, see Kaptchuk TJ et al, BMJ 332:391-7, 2006, PMID 16452103.
1137) Mustian KM et al, J Support Oncol 4:139-45, 2006: Tai chi chuan do on randomized basis compared with psychosocial therapy (physical activity monitoring) in patients treated for breast cancer, physical abilities increase, the psychosocial group showed only an increase in flexibility. PMID 16553140. See also 1023.
1138) Ishikawa H et al, J Nutr 136:816 S-20S, 2006: An aged garlic extract found in this small randomized double-blind study decrease in NK cell counter and adecrease in the activity of these cells to counteract. At the primary endpoint was the quality of life, however, no measurable effect. PMID 16484572
1139) Jacobs J et al, J Altern Complement Med 11:21-7, 2005: SF-36 reduces postmenopausal breast cancer patients not significant menopausal symptoms, although with SF-36 after 1 year was significantly better overall health. PMID 15750360.
1140) Wu WY et al, Chin J Integr Med 12:50-4, 2006: Injections Shenfu in a randomized setting demonstrably improves the quality of life in patients with large cell lung cancer who receive Gemzar and cisplatin. PMID 16571285.
1141) J. Savard et al, J Clin Oncol 23, 6083-96, 2005: Cognitive behavioral therapy reduces breast cancer patients with depression, anxiety and insomnia. PMID 16135475.
1142) Bruera E et al, J Clin Oncol 23:2366-71, 2005: For mild signs of dehydration (!) In terminal (!) Cancer patients shows two days in succession in 1000 ml of additional fluid in 4 hours parenterally compared with only 100 ml normal salinity and placebo, to improve the situation: fewer muscle cramps, more rest, fatigue, hallucinations and did not take off, therapists who were not familiar with the treatment the treated are significantly more often picked out. Sufficient moisture in such patients seems more relevant than is generally thought. PMID 15800328.
1143) Cao GW et al, Zhonghua Zhong Liu Za Zhi 16: 428-31, 1994: Patients with advanced cancer treated with Lycium barbarum polysaccharide LAK/IL2 were significantly more likely to see a response. PMID 7720497.
1144) K Soden et al, Palliat Med 18:87-92, 2004: Massage with or without lavender oil improves in comparison with no treatment, sleep in cancer patients, also reduces depression, but has no effect on pain or fear. PMID 15046404.
1145) Omura GA et al, Cancer 49:1530-6, 1982: In this study, there was a strong tendency for BCG prolongs the remission duration after chemotherapy, the significance was not reached very small numbers, see also 623: number 1145 included: We have 10 randomized trials comparing BCG with AML was tested in two small, the effect of BCG was not significantly positive, the other the effect was significantly positive, a meta-analysis on my part is positive with respect to BCG as a therapeutic in AML; PMID 7039813.
1146) Bruera E et al, J Clin Oncol 21: 129-34, 2003: daily 3 grams of omega-3 fatty acids for 14 days in patients with advanced cancer no effect on fatigue, nausea, etc. wellbeing PMID 12506181. The weight is not considered and why a higher dose and a much longer follow-up, we did have with or without additional E to the immune status and survival to watch: Gogos et al, No. 10 was because when a clear life extension !
1147) Cluzan RH et al; Lymphology 29:29-35, 1996: The bioflavonoidenextract Cyclo 3 Fort (Ruscus plus hesperidin) decreases compared to placebo in women with breast cancer treatment because of edema, the edema significantly. PMID 8721977.
1148) Cluzan RH et al; Lymphology 37:47-52, 2004: Ginkor Fort (Ginkgo, and troxerutin Heptanol) reduces in women with breast cancer treatment because of edema, the edema significantly. PMID 15328756.
1149) Houborg KB et al, Scand J Surg 95: 17-22, 2006: Physical exercise immediately after surgery for colon cancer does not improve (direct) physical condition, but it reduces the fatigue. PMID 16579250.
1150) Ohira T et al, Cancer 2006, March 27: Weight training appears based randomized trial in breast cancer patients the quality of life. PMID 16568409.
1151) Karagozoglu Filiz Ulusoy S and M: Oral cryotherapy reduces mucositis by multiple chemotherapy compared to a control group, may play a role in pH increase, PMID 15946284, see number 1074.
1152) Kim CJ et al, Cancer Nurs 29:156-65, 2006.: Women receiving adjuvant treatment for breast cancer benefit from intense physical training, the condition will deteriorate less, they also show that even after the intervention period increased physical activity keep. PMID 16565627. See also number 231 from the preventive list: exercise lowers estrogen levels in postmenopausal women!
1153) N Ellison et al, J Clin Oncol 15: 2974-80, 1997: Cream with capsaicin (from red peppers) reduces neuropathic pain associated with previous surgery for cancer, according to this randomized double-blind study. PMID 9256142.
1154) Takatsuka H et al, Bone Marrow Transplant 28:769-74, 2001: EPA reduces bone marrow transplants where the riskserious complications and reduce mortality, see among others, number 245, PMID 11781629.
1155) Arkenau HT et al, Int J Colorectal Dis 20:258-61, 2005: The adjuvantsituatie has leucovorin in colorectal cancer at a dose of 5-FU 2600 mg/m2 per month for a year, does not affect the toxicity of the 5-FU, according to this randomized study, even in more diversified delivery. Further research into the optimal combination is needed. PMID 15549327
1156) Mavrichev AS et al, Urol Nefrol (Mosk) 5:13-6, 1990: In this small randomized study with BCG as adjuvant therapy significantly improved survival is not found, despite the small size there was a clear tendency in that direction. PMID 2264198. 643 study found a significant advantage of BCG in renal cancer, but not number 652, yet can not BCG in renal cancer are recommended.
1157) Heslin MJ et al, Ann Surg 226:567-77, 1997: In patients operated on for gastrointestinal malignancy was soon after surgery immuno-nutrition (RNA, L-arginine and omega-3 fatty acids) combined with extra calories, this was no effect on wound healing, length of stay in hospital and the risk of infection: not surprising, because a positive phenomenon (immunonutrtion: just look under eg Braga in this list) with an unfavorable (extra calorieeen: just look under TPN or parenteral / parenteral in this list) combined. A poorly designed study as it actually makes no conclusions.
1158) Takimoto M et al; Gan To Kagaku Ryoho 9: 116-21, 1982: Q10 will develop arrhythmia and subsequent cardiac dysfunction in giving radiotherapy plus cycles of FAC from breast cancer patients, which compared with an equally large group who do not Q10 getting there. PMID 7184359. This is consistent with animal studies.
1159) Bartolozzi C et al, Radiology 197: 812-8, 1995: percutaneous ethanol injection plus TACE shows a time when large primary liver tumors, better results and better survival than 2-5 times TACE, PMID 7480761, also works TACE itself unambiguously : see Koda M et al, Cancer 92:1516-24, 2001 (PMID 11745230).
1160) Zheng C et al, Chin Med J (Engl) 111: 1060-3, 1998: Bletilla striata (bai ji) is suitable as a means for TACE to treat primary liver cancer, more regressions and longer progression-free period with this agent in Compared with the control group; PMID 11263363.
1161) PJ Fox et al, Patient Educ Coun 60: 212-9, 2006: Psychosocial support at an early stage gives a clearer reduction in distress, but later it also works, although there remains a gap in social interactions; PMID 16442463.
1162) Owen JE et al, Ann Behav Med 30: 54-64, 2005: Communication over the Internet promotes well-being in patients with early stage breast cancer, but there has only been a trend. PMID 16097906.
1163) Spiegel D et al, Lancet 2 (8668) :888-91, 1989: Psychosocial treatment for terminal cancer patients demonstrated prolongs life; PMID 2571815.
1164) Spiegel D et al, Arch Gen Psychiatry 38: 527-33, 1981: Supportive group meetings every week in terminal cancer patients improves mood, ability to adapt and reduce anxiety relative to control. PMID 7235853.
1165) Spiegel D, Bloom JR, Psychosom Med 45: 333-9, 1983: In this randomized study found group therapy to reduce stress and pain, hypnosis was the pain further. PMID 6622622.
1166) Edgar L et al, Cancer 69: 817-28, 1992: Psychological support to deal with cancer decreases in patients with just diagnosed with breast cancer fear, anxiety and depression. Patients with a weak ego benefit more than patients with a strong ego. PMID 1730131.
1167) B. Forester et al, Am J Psychiatry 150: 1700-6, 1993: Patients receiving radiotherapy were used in this study by group therapy boosted physical and mental, so that significantly improved the quality of life. PMID 8214179.
1168) Chan YM et al, J Clin Oncol 23:4913-24, 2005: Psychosocial interventions in patients with gynecological malignancies have done in this randomized study, as no effect on the psychosocial status / quality of life. PMID 15939927.
1169) Marchioro G et al, Eur J Cancer 32A :1612-5, 1996: Cognitive psychotherapy with family counseling reduces depression and improves quality of life in women with metastatic breast cancer. PMID 8911127.
1170) Kolcaba K, Fox C, Oncol Nurs Forum 26 (1) :67-72, 1999: Guided imagery enhances well-being in women who have breast cancer because of additional radiotherapy krijgen.PMID 9921569.
1171) Kuchler T etal, Hepatogastroenterology 46:322-35, 1999: Psychosocial support versus no psychosocial support based on randomized leads in patients due to gastrointestinal cancer surgery to improve survival of those who support were mentioned. PMID 10228816.
1172) Sloman R, Cancer Nurs. 25: 432-5, 2002: Relaxation and guided imagery result in patients with advanced cancer not reduce fear, but to reduce depression and improve quality of life, according to this randomized study. PMID 12464834.
1173) Edelman S et al, Psycho-Oncology 8:295-305, 1999: Group Cognitive therapy improves mood in patients with metastatic breast cancer, reduces depression and increases self-esteem, all in comparison to a randomized control group, of course. PMID 10474848. The survival was not improved thereby, see Edelman S et al, Psychosocial Oncology 8:474-81, 1999: PMID 10607980.
1174) Oyama H et al, J Med Syst 24:173-82, 2000: Psychotherapy at the bedside: Bedside wellness system shown in this randomized study misselijheid and fatigue associated with chemotherapy in cancer reduction.
1175) Herth K. J Adv Nurs 32: 1431-41, 2000: Psychotherapy aims to foster hope in patients with a recurrence of cancer is significantly effective compared two different randomized control groups, it appears that the hope, in comparison with the provide only additional information is increasing, after 3, 6 and 9 months, the treatment effect is significant. PMID 11136411.
1176) Baider L et al, Gen Hosp Psychiatry 23: 272-7, 2001: Guided imagery and muscle relaxation is apparent in patients with cancer as compared with no additional therapy was found to significantly improve well-being. PMID 11600169.
1177) Simpson JS et al, Cancer Pract 9:19-26, 2001: Women with early breast cancer after standard treatment or not psychotherapy, the treatment group had less depression, felt better, had a better quality of life and there were fewer psychiatric complaints, were also in the psychotherapeutic treatment group costs less! PMID 11879269.
1178) Kissane DW et al, J Clin Oncol 22: 4255-60, 2004: Cognitive-existential group therapy (CEGT) appears in women with breast cancer at an early stage after 85 months follow up no demonstrable effect on survival to have. PMID 15452189.
1179) Giese-Davis J et al, J Consult Clin Psychol 70: 916-25, 2002: Supportive expressive group therapy improves well-being of women with metastatic breast cancer. PMID 12182275.
1180) de Moor C et al, Health Psychol 21:615-9, 2002: Patients with metastatic kidney cancer, especially that part in a vaccine trial, or advised to literally write off or not doing, called expressive writing, group had less sleep, wellbeing was related to that expressive writing group, a trend in a positive way. PMID 12433015.
1181) CR Persson et al, Nutr Cancer 42:48-58, 2002: Promoting the only energy intake results in cancer patients or to reduce weight loss or weight gain, but not a longer / better survival, something much earlier this list was substantiated with research. PMID 12235650.
1182) Boesen EH et al, J Clin Oncol 23:1270-7, 2005: Psychotherapy observed after malignant melanoma reduce fatigue and improve mood compared with a randomized control group. PMID 15718325.
1183) and RL Evans Connis RT, Public Health Rep 110:306-11, 1995: In patients with breast cancer who received radiation therapy and symptoms of depression showed the well-being through two types of group therapy to improve social support intervention was in some respects this better than cognitive therapy. PMID 7610222.
1184) Richardson MA et al, Altern Ther Health Med 3: 62-70, 1997: Support increased compared to standard care in breast cancer patients in this study's ability to cope with the disease, such imagery was more clearly increased and the quality of life. PMID 9287446.
1185) Gundel H et al; Z Psychosom Med Psych Other 49: 246-61, 2003; Psychoeducationele intervention in cancer patients improved level of information and emotional well-being, showed that this randomized study. PMID 12964131.
1186) Stanton AL, J Clin Oncol. 23:6009-18, 2005: Information about cancer demonstrated in breast cancer patients after surgery to promote recovery of energy. PMID 16135469.
1187) Kazak AE et al, Pediatrics 102: 59-66, 1998. Psychological intervention in addition to already reduced basal pharmacologicaldistress (pain) to invasive procedures in children with leukemia. PMID 9651414.
1188) Mantovani G et al; Support Care Cancer 4:129-40, 1996: Social support, autogenic training as well as improve quality of life of cancer patients with mostly advanced cancer, which already psychopharmacologic treatment. PMID 8673350.
1189) PJ Fox et al, Psychosom Other Psych 73: 276-85, 2004: In women with metastatic breast cancer who have no psychological problems, psychotherapy was not useful. PMID 15292625. Compare with 1161.
1190) CV Edmonds et al, Psycho-Oncology 8: 74-91, 1999: In patients with metastatic breast cancer, with psychotherapy in the short term benefits such as those relating to the ability to properly deal with the disease seen. In the longer term in the treated group was concerned, there was less sense of helplessness, anxious preoccupations but also acted, in mood or quality of life was in treatment during the entire research process is of no effect there. PMID 10202785.
1191) Mckenzie DC, Kalda AL; J Clin Oncol 21: 463-6, 2003: Movement Therapy arm lymph edema in patients with breast cancer do not reduce edema, fitness, general health, vitality and mental well-being took it significantly. PMID 12560436.
1192) TR Burnham and A. Wilcox, Med Sci Sports Exerc 34:1863-7, 2002: Exercise in cancer patients improves fitness and quality of life, as confirmed by this randomized study. PMID 12471288.
1193), Van Kampen M et al, Lancet 355: 98-102, 2000: Pelvic floor training appears effective for incontinence following prostatectomy to treat. PMID 10675166.
1194) Floratos DL et al; BLU Int 89:714-9, 2002: with electromyography biofeedback is as effective as verbal instruction to incontinence following prostatectomy to treat. PMID 11966630.
1195) Burgio KL et al, J Urol 175:196-201, 2006: Preoperative biofeedback in behavioral training helps reduce the risk of incontinence after prostatectomy and severity reduction. PMID 16406909. In summary, I am about 1193 t / m 1195 say prostatectomy is rarely indicated (in case of prostate cancer, there are good arguments that it discouraged), further if the patient is still a prostatectomy would then preferably by a physician well zenuwsparend can ( most can not), it is clear that incontinence less common methods to combat.
1196) Sandel SL et al, Cancer Nurs 28:301-9, 2005: Dance show in this randomized study the quality of life in women treated for breast cancer just demonstrably improve. PMID 16046894.
1197) Pinto BM et al, J Clin Oncol 23:3577-87, 2005: Promoting physical activity at home by patients with breast cancer at an early stage leads to reduced stress and fatigue. PMID 15908668.
1198) Thorsen L et al, J Clin Oncol 23:2378-88, 2005: Home-based exercise improves in cancer patients treated with chemotherapy who just do cardio-fitness, but mental distress or quality of life were not affected. PMID15800330.
1199) Marchese VG et al, Pediatr Blood Cancer 42:127-33, 2004: Physical therapy in children with ALL who receive chemotherapy normalizes course, therefore, important for a good quality of life. PMID 14752875.
1200) Moynihan C et al, BMJ 316:429-35, 1998: In patients receiving known iha successfully with chemotherapy to treat psychotherapy appears to have no influence on wellbeing, not even with them under these vulnerable patients. PMID 9492666.
