Exercise for cancer-related fatigue and putative functional, inflammatory, and metabolic mechanisms in patients receiving chemotherapy: A URCC CCOP research base phase III RCT.
Karen M. Mustian(University of Rochester Medical Center), Gary R. Morrow(University of Rochester Medical Center), Lisa K. Sprod(University of North Carolina Wilmington), Anthony J. Scalzo(Hematology Oncology Associates of Central New York), Luke J. Peppone(University of Rochester Medical Center), Benjamin Esparaz(Heartland Cancer Research), Charles Kamen(University of Rochester), Charles E. Heckler(University of Rochester Medicine), Anita R. Peoples(University of Utah), Michelle C. Janelsins(University of Rochester), Samer S. Kasbari(Southeastern Medical Oncology Center), Pavan S. Reddy, Oxana Palesh(Virginia Commonwealth University)
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