Exercise helps counter anxiety from active surveillance - Harvard Health
A 2022 study suggests that men who follow active surveillance for low-grade prostate cancer can manage stress and anxiety about their condition by following a high-intensity interval training progr...
Many men with low-risk prostate cancer who follow active surveillance (the wait-and-see approach) experience ongoing stress and anxiety about their condition. Now, a study has shown that exercise — i… [+1284 chars]
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