Interventions in the evolution of breast cancer.

Today we can affirm that many types of cancer have become a chronic disease, with all that this entails. Within this pathology, breast cancer represents, in addition to one of the main causes of mortality, one of the main health concerns worldwide, affecting a large number of women. In the context of the comprehensive management of this disease, attention to nutrition and physical activity plays a crucial role. The present work focuses on exploring nutritional and sports interventions aimed at patients diagnosed with breast cancer, with the aim of determining whether interventions in this regard improve the quality of life of patients during and after treatment, whether radiotherapy, surgery or chemotherapy, and whether this has a direct impact on patients' overall survival (OS) or progression-free survival (PFS) of the disease.

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Lydia Fructuoso González is a pharmacist, graduated from the Faculty of Pharmacy of the UCLM, where she stood out for her passion for scientific research. During her studies, she developed a strong interest in pharmacology and the investigation of pathophysiological mechanisms.