Recent evidence suggests that breast cancer survivors who are physically active live longer and have a reduced chance of cancer recurrence. This article presents research that explores strategies for facilitating breast cancer patients and survivors to do more physical activity.
This article provides an overview of the development and scientific validation of a survey to measure Canadians’ nutrition behaviours and how these behaviours relate to their attitudes and knowledge around nutrition. This survey is called the Canadian BANKS (Behaviours, Attitudes and Nutrition Knowledge Survey).
