It’s Time to Make Lifestyle Interventions Standard in Oncology
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Lifestyle interventions are no longer optional—they’re essential in oncology care.
In this MedCity News op-ed, Dr. Christopher Cogle, a practicing oncologist and researcher, outlines why structured lifestyle support—across movement, nutrition, and stress relief—should be embedded in every phase of cancer treatment. Citing powerful evidence from recent studies and national guidelines, he makes the case that these interventions reduce recurrence, extend survival, and lower costs—yet 99% of patients still don’t receive them. It’s time to close the gap.
