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Study: Early Supervised Exercise Reduces Fatigue, Improves Strength for Women After Breast Cancer Diagnosis

July 22, 2015: A new study from the Netherlands is lending more support to the value of exercise during the early stages of adjuvant treatment for breast cancer.
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Transforming society by optimizing movement to improve the human experience for all Alaskans.

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The mission of APTA Alaska is to promote the profession of physical therapy to enhance the movement, health and wellness in the communities in which we serve. APTA Alaska promotes equity in physical therapy services for the people of Alaska.

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Study: Early Supervised Exercise Reduces Fatigue, Improves Strength for Women After Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Study: Early Supervised Exercise Reduces Fatigue, Improves Strength for Women After Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Current Openings on the Alaska Board of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy

APTA Alaska Physical Therapy Community Clinic Brief Survey

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Representing PTs, PTAs, and Students
of Physical Therapy in Alaska

VISION STATEMENT
FOR APTA ALASKA