Conclusion
METASTATIC PROSTATE CANCER
This study supports the safety and feasibility of exercise interventions in metastatic populations. However, contrary to the study hypotheses, an aerobic exercise intervention did not show an effect on cancer-specific quality of life amongst a group of physically active men with metastatic prostate cancer. Further work is needed to investigate the benefits associated with specific exercise modalities and how to optimise the prescription of exercise for patients living with advanced prostate cancer.Demographic characteristics at baseline. Results presented as mean ± s.d. or number of participants (percentage of participants)Medical characteristics at baseline. s.d., standard deviation; MET, metabolic equivalent. *The effect of the exercise intervention on quality of life*Control group and 0 months are base levels for treatment and time respectivelyThe effect of the exercise intervention on depression*Control group and 0 months are base levels for treatment and time respectively