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Bewegung und Training als wirksame Supportivtherapie?

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Es wird vermutet, dass 20–40 % der krebsbedingten Todesursachen auf eine Kachexie zurückgeführt werden können. Bisher mangelt es aber an Therapieansätzen für die Tumorkachexie. Neben pharmakologischen Maßnahmen und spezieller Ernährungsberatung bzw. -therapie könnte Bewegung und gezieltes Training als Supportivtherapie eine weitere vielversprechende Maßnahme sein.

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Niels, T., Baumann, F.T. Bewegung und Training als wirksame Supportivtherapie?. Im Focus Onkologie 22, 47–50 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15015-019-0050-5

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