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KANSERLİ HASTALAR VE BESLENME

Mete ÇAĞLAR
Ali YAVUZCAN
Okan YENİCESU
Eralp BAŞER
Ali AYHAN
Polat DURSUN
Tayfun GÜNGÖR
Pages
1–1
Publication Date
2013-10-01
DOI
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This article aims to provide recent information and commonly asked questions on nutrition of cancer patients who are continuing their daily life after cancer treatment

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Objective & Hypothesis:Annually, about 7 million people die due to cancer worldwide.
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Key Findings & Data:Many patients are highly interested in gathering information on physical activity, food selection, complementary nutritional treatments and supplements to improve quality of life, reduce recurrence risk of cancer and increase response to therapy.
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Conclusion & Impact:This article aims to provide recent information and commonly asked questions on nutrition of cancer patients who are continuing their daily life after cancer treatment
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⚙️Variables:Kanser · Besin · Diyet

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Annually, about 7 million people die due to cancer worldwide. With advances in cancer diagnosis and therapy, prolonged life expectancies are observed for cancer patients. Many patients are highly interested in gathering information on physical activity, food selection, complementary nutritional treatments and supplements to improve quality of life, reduce recurrence risk of cancer and increase response to therapy. Cancer patients generally share this information with their doctors and ask for their opinion. This article aims to provide recent information and commonly asked questions on nutrition of cancer patients who are continuing their daily life after cancer treatment

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Dünyada her yıl 7 milyon kişi kanser nedeni ile ölmektedir. Kanser tanı ve tedavisindeki gelişmeler ile birlikte kanserli hastaların yaşam süreleri uzamıştır. Yaşam süresinin uzaması ile birlikte kansere bağlı uzun dönem yan etkiler önem kazanmaya başlamıştır. Birçok kanser hastası yaşam kalitesini iyileştirmek, kanserin tekrarlama riskini azaltmak, hızlı iyileşmek, tedaviye verilen cevabı arttırmak için fiziksel aktivite, besin seçimi, tamamlayıcı besin tedavileri, besin destekleyicileri kullanımı ile ilgili bilgileri araştırma konusunda oldukça isteklidirler. Kanser hastaları araştırma sonucu ulaştıkları bu bilgileri doktorları ile paylaşmakta ve bu konuda doktorun görüşleri sorulmaktadır. Bu makale; kanser tedavisi sonrası günlük yaşama devam eden kanser hastalarının beslenmesi ile ilgili güncel bilgiler ve beslenme ile ilgili sık sorulan sorulara cevap vermek amacı ile yazılmıştır.

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ÇAĞLAR, M., YAVUZCAN, A., YENİCESU, O., BAŞER, E., AYHAN, A., DURSUN, P., GÜNGÖR, T. (2013). KANSERLİ HASTALAR VE BESLENME. Türk Jinekolojik Onkoloji Dergisi, Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 4Ek, 1–1. https://ajindex.com/articles/845286

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