A clinical trial has found that yoga may significantly reduce insomnia, fatigue, and mood disturbances in cancer survivors. The study involved participants in a yoga program who reported improvements in their symptoms compared to those receiving standard care. Researchers noted the potential of yoga as a non-pharmaceutical option for managing these side effects.
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A clinical trial has found that yoga may significantly reduce insomnia, fatigue, and mood disturbances in cancer survivors. The study involved participants in a yoga program who reported improvements in their symptoms compared to those receiving standard care. Researchers noted the potential of yoga as a non-pharmaceutical option for managing these side effects.
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