The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
And so there's been studies showing that the people that have been diagnosed with either colon cancer or breast cancer, when they engage in physical activity, aerobic exercise, they are circulating tumor cells drop down. They're less likely to have cancer recurrence, I mean, dramatically in some cases. You're talking like 40% and they're less likely to die from their cancer.
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and there's studies that have shown um you know obviously aerobic exercise and the higher the intensity the exercise uh it can reduce the amount of circulating tumor cells in people with cancer like colon cancer circulating tumor cells in people with cancer uh is a it's it's an indicator of bad outcome so they have about four times higher higher U mortality risk than people without them and uh people that engage in aerobic exercise have improved outcomes they have better uh reduction in disease recurrence and also in mortality