<ul><li>Muscular strength and cardiorespiratory fitness are significant predictors of survival outcomes in cancer patients, according to a systematic review.</li><li>Higher muscle strength and better cardiovascular fitness are associated with a markedly reduced risk of mortality from all causes, including cancer.</li><li>The findings emphasize the need for comprehensive cancer care strategies that incorporate exercise as a fundamental component.</li><li>Integrating muscle-strengthening activities into treatment plans could improve the prognosis and physical health of cancer patients.</li></ul>

Enhanced Muscular Strength and Physical Fitness Associated with Reduced Mortality Risk in Cancer Patients

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