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Este estudo revisou diversas intervenções voltadas para a melhoria da qualidade de vida de
pacientes com câncer. A pesquisa incluiu programas de atividade física, intervenções digitais e
suporte psicológico tanto para os pacientes quanto para seus parceiros. Os resultados
demonstraram que essas abordagens são eficazes na promoção do bem-estar físico e emocional,
contribuindo para a redução de sintomas como fadiga e estresse. A importância de abordagens
multidisciplinares e personalizadas foi evidenciada, com destaque para a necessidade de suporte
físico e emocional durante o tratamento. A inclusão de ferramentas tecnológicas também
mostrou potencial para ampliar o alcance e a adesão dos pacientes.
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