KNH study finds therapy-based cancer care boosts recovery without extra medication
A five-year study at Kenyatta National Hospital suggests that structured occupational and physical therapy can significantly improve cancer patient recovery. The findings advocate for a shift toward rehabilitation-centered care to reduce reliance on medication and improve patient independence.
Why it matters
This research offers a cost-effective, non-pharmacological approach to managing long-term cancer treatment side effects, potentially improving quality of life for patients.
A KNH study shows structured occupational and physical therapy significantly improves cancer patient recovery, with most regaining independence and reduced caregiver burden without relying on additional medication.
The article reports on clinical study findings in a straightforward, objective manner.
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