Grainne Sheill

TL;DR: In this paper, a 6-minute walk test (6MWT) was performed on 487 patients with acute SARS-CoV-2 infection at a median of 75 days after diagnosis.

TL;DR: The evidence from trials of exercise prescription in patients with bone metastases, including the efficacy and safety outcomes of exercise interventions, is reviewed to find a high fracture incidence with exercise in comparison with control participants, or an association between exercise and fracture risk.

TL;DR: Men living with metastatic prostate cancer have unique needs regarding physical activity related to symptoms of both their cancer and cancer treatment, and there is a need to increase prompts that encourage those with metastasis to maintain/increase physical activity levels post diagnosis.

TL;DR: Broadening the eligibility criteria for exercise interventions may improve accrual numbers of patients with advanced cancer to exercise trials and ensure patients recruited are representative of clinical practice.

TL;DR: A need for physician education on providing PA recommendations for patients with advanced cancer is identified and concerns over the prescription of PA to patients with bone metastases highlight the need to disseminate the evidence on the benefits of PA for patientsWith metastatic cancer to healthcare professionals.