Effects of exercise on cancer-related fatigue and muscular strength in patients with breast cancer.
Po‐Ju Lin(University of Rochester Medicine), Karen M. Mustian(University of Rochester Medical Center), Luke J. Peppone(University of Rochester Medical Center), Julia E. Inglis(University of Rochester Medicine), Charles Kamen(University of Rochester), Kah Poh Loh(University of Pavia), Charles E. Heckler(University of Rochester Medicine), Nikesha Gilmore(University of Rochester), Chunkit Fung(Oslo University Hospital), Michelle C. Janelsins(University of Rochester), Ian R. Kleckner(University of Maryland, College Park), Eva Culakova(University of Rochester), Gilberto López(University of Rochester Medicine), Richard F. Dunne(University of Rochester)
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