A Randomised Trial on the Effects of Diet and Osteopathy on Quality of Life and Inflammation in Breast Cancer Patients Under Hormonal Therapy.

A clinical trial is currently underway to evaluate the effects of dietary intervention and manual treatment with osteopathic techniques on the quality of life and inflammation in breast cancer patients undergoing hormonal therapy. The trial aims to assess various aspects of patient well-being, including symptoms related to hormonal treatment, body weight, food habits, and physical performance. The study emphasizes patient-centered care and collaboration between clinicians, osteopaths, and nutrition specialists. The trial is ongoing, and results are not yet available. Additionally, the document provides information on other studies related to breast cancer prevention, treatment, and quality of life, as well as administrative details about a separate clinical trial investigating the effects of hormonal therapy on various outcomes. [Extracted from the article]