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Future Research


In the field of cancer survivorship and exercise, future research is needed to determine the “safety and efficacy of alternate exercise programs such as yoga, Pilates, Curves™, and organized sports.”²  In breast cancer survivors, yoga is determined safe as long as arm and shoulder morbidities are taken into consideration.²  In colon cancer survivors with an ostomy, modifications will be needed for swimming or contact sports.²  Research gaps are also present in determining issues of safety, cost effectiveness, and cost savings for health care utilization in managing persistent late effects.²  Prediagnosis factors such as age, gender, comorbidity, and fitness levels and their impact on exercise in cancer survivors needs further explanation through future research.


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