September 10, 2025Open Access

Table S3 from Impact of Physical Activity on Metastatic Cancer at Diagnosis and Mortality: Results from the Lifelines Cohort Study

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Increased physical activity correlates with lower rates of metastatic cancer and mortality.
Logistic regression analysis provides important insights into the impact of BMI and gender.
Population-based screening programs may moderate the relationship between physical activity and cancer outcomes.
Findings suggest lifestyle interventions could improve outcomes in metastatic cancer patients.

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Logistic regression shows effects of physical activity on metastatic cancer and mortality, indicating screening programs' influence.

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Table S3 shows the logistic regression analysis of physical activity and metastatic cancer at diagnosis, stratified by the availability of population-based screening programs, gender, and BMI.

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Bos et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Logistic regression shows effects of physical activity on metastatic cancer and mortality, indicating screening programs' influence.

Abstract

Table S3 shows the logistic regression analysis of physical activity and metastatic cancer at diagnosis, stratified by the availability of population-based screening programs, gender, and BMI.

Table S3 from Impact of Physical Activity on Metastatic Cancer at Diagnosis and Mortality: Results from the Lifelines Cohort Study

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Table S3 from Impact of Physical Activity on Metastatic Cancer at Diagnosis and Mortality: Results from the Lifelines Cohort Study

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