"Incorporating Weight Management and Physical Activity Throughout the Cancer Continuum" is a free download from the National Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine.
They have a lot of neat material - I believe I posted ages ago about their publication on the state of ovarian cancer care and research in this country. (Here's the link if you haven't already checked it out.) It was very easy to read and delved into the different types of ovarian cancers, socioeconomic data, treatment options and survivorship, just to name a few.
National Academies is free to subscribe to and you can pick the areas of interest you want to receive updates on.
Here's the link to the general NAP website. Happy reading!
In October 2012, a dream was realized for two dynamic ovarian cancer survivors: Anne Tonachel and Robin Bray. Their dream was to provide a restorative retreat for other ovarian cancer survivors in the northeast. When the amazing Kennedy family of Camp Kieve and The Kennedy Learning Center provided the retreat space (in honor of a family member with ovarian cancer), this restorative retreat was born.
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