Newly diagnosed cancer patients to be signed up for NHS fitness bootcamps, under radical plans to boost survival

Newly diagnosed cancer patients will be signed up for NHS fitness bootcamps, in a radical bid to boost survival.

Thousands will be enrolled in “prehab“ schemes in the new year, with patients asked to complete around three weeks’ intensive exercise, before treatment gets underway.

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