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Lifestyle Priorities and Internal Self-Regulation in Oncology Patients: Implications for Behavioral Adherence and Supportive Care

2026-06-01

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background: Lifestyle modification is important in cancer care and survivorship, yet many patients struggle to maintain recommended health behaviors over time. While clinical guidance commonly emphasizes nutrition, physical activity, and medical follow-up, internal self-regulatory processes (e.g., stress regulation, psychological balance) are less consistently addressed in patient prior...

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185f69c2-ad24-5f09-870e-48999f185e62
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9267176/v1
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