Research Researchers Study the Two-for-One Benefits of Boosting Physical Activity While Quitting Smoking By Leslie Orr Aug. 7, 2026 The NIH awarded a $2 million grant to a Wilmot Cancer Institute team for this project.
People Gary Morrow, a Pioneer in Cancer Research, Dies After a Long Battle with Cancer By Leslie Orr Jul. 15, 2026 He is credited with building science aimed at easing cancer-related side effects.
Research Cancer, Mood, Anxiety, Sleep: It’s All Connected and Yoga Eases Symptoms for Survivors By Leslie Orr May. 21, 2026 A month of gentle and restorative yoga improves physical and psychological symptoms for cancer survivors.
Research Exercise and Cancer Research: Ibuprofen is Another Option to Ease Chemo-brain By Leslie Orr Apr. 20, 2026 Exercise had the most pronounced impact on patients in the clinical trial, but the anti-inflammatory helped, too.
Research Can Exercise Help Chemo Brain? New Research Adds Promising Results By Leslie Orr Mar. 13, 2026 For patients taking chemotherapy, an exercise "prescription" allowed them to maintain daily steps and stay mentally sharp.
Research New Cancer-Related Fatigue Treatment Guidelines Urge Exercise, Talk Therapy, Mindfulness, Tai Chi By Leslie Orr May. 29, 2024 Karen Mustian, PhD, MPH, led a national panel to recommend what works best for cancer fatigue, a significant side effect for patients.
Research Women with Breast Cancer in ‘Fighting Shape’ Have Less Brain Fogginess By Leslie Orr Aug. 18, 2021 Being in good shape before cancer treatment may prevent brain fogginess during chemotherapy, a Wilmot study suggests.
