Publications by authors named "Natalia Salvatierra Lima"
Background: In 8 females, 1 will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Although medical advances have increased the likelihood of survival, up to 90% of females will gain weight during and after treatment increasing the risk of breast cancer recurrence and obesity-related comorbidities in survivorship. Behavioral lifestyle interventions focused on diet with or without physical activity can provide breast cancer survivors nonpharmacological options to decrease weight gain and cardiometabolic risk.
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- * Mindfulness, a technique that promotes increased awareness and stress reduction, has shown potential in small studies for its positive effects on stress and cancer-related inflammation.
- * This study aims to evaluate an 8-week mindfulness program for 40 Black women at high risk for colorectal cancer, assessing both the intervention's feasibility and its impact on various health markers related to cancer risk.