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This is a prospective randomized controlled trial in which patients with previous breast cancer will be randomized into two treatment arms:
No specific intervention will be performed In the patients randomized in the control group.
Patients randomized in the Intervention group will receive a program of increased physical activity starting from 5000 steps/day up to 12000 steps/day after 8 weeks. At the same time patients of this group will receive an 8-week recreational program of brisk walking/running (3 times a week).
All the patients enrolled in this trial will receive a pedometer device (Garmin Vìvofit) able to count the number of steps, determine a daily goal of steps, determine the covered distance (in Km), determine daily caloric consumption, and determine the movements during sleep.
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In this prospective randomized controlled trial patients with previous breast cancer will be randomized into two treatment arms:
No specific intervention will be performed In the patients randomized in the control group.
Patients randomized in the Intervention Group will receive a program of increased physical activity starting from 5000 steps/day up to 12000 steps/day after 8 weeks. At the same time patients of this group will receive an 8-week recreational program of brisk walking/running (3 times a week).
All the patients enrolled in this trial will receive a pedometer device (Garmin Vìvofit) able to count the number of steps, determine a daily goal of steps, determine the covered distance (in Km), determine daily caloric consumption, and determine the movements during sleep.
Data will be downloaded in a specific application available online (Garmin Connect).
All the patients will receive written information on the potential benefits of physical exercise and better lifestyle.
At baseline, at the end of the study period (8 weeks) and after 1 year patients will be asked to fill out the following questionnaires:
At baseline, at the end of the study period (8 weeks) patients will be asked to undergo blood draw for serum analysis of insulin, IGF-1, leptin, PCR, cholesterol, triglycerides leucocyte count, T lymphocyte subpopulations (T regulatory and TH17).
The hypothesis of the study is that even a short course of increased physical activity may improve quality of life of non-regular exercisers women with a personal history of breast cancer who completed treatment (endocrine treatment excluded).
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