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WCLC 2026: Exercise in Advanced Lung Cancer

Physical rehabilitation may benefit patients with advanced lung cancer across several aspects of physical and mental health. In this MEDtalk, Morten Quist, Senior Researcher and Physiotherapist at Copenhagen University Hospital, Rigshospitalet, Denmark, presents evidence on exercise and shares experiences from the EXHALE intervention.
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