Moving beyond cancer: longitudinal changes in 24-hour movement behaviors and their association with quality of life in breast cancer survivors.

J Act Sedentary Sleep Behav · 2026 · PMC13072473 · PMID 41794784

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Associations between 24h-MBs and QoL among breast cancer survivors At 4 months post-surgery, the 24h-MB composition of breast cancer survivors was significantly associated with overall QoL, the physical well-being domain, and the existential well-being domain ( p < 0.05) and showed a borderline significant association for perceived support ( p = 0.08) (Table 5 ).

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