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Association of fall rate and functional status by APOE genotype in cancer survivors after exercise intervention.

Oncotarget - 17 Nov 2022

McGinnis Gwendolyn J, Holden Sarah, Yu Betty, Ransom Charlton, Guidarelli Carolyn, De Brian, Diao Kevin, Boyce David, Thomas Charles R, Winters-Stone Kerri, Raber Jacob

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PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES: Cancer treatment survivors often report impaired functioning and increased falls. Not all survivors experience the same symptom burden, suggesting individual susceptibilities. APOE genotype is a potential genetic risk factor for cancer treatment related side effects. Lifestyle factors such as physical activity can mitigate the effect of APOE genotype on measures of clinical interest in...

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PMID: 36441715
DOI: 10.18632/oncotarget.28310
PMCID: PMC11623406

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