Study protocol for the Exercising Together© trial: a randomized, controlled trial of partnered exercise for couples coping with cancer

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Kerri M. Winters-Stone
Karen S. Lyons
Nathan F. Dieckmann
Christopher S. Lee
Zahi Mitri
Tomasz M. Beer
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[1] Oregon Health & Science University,Knight Cancer Institute, School of Medicine
[2] Oregon Health & Science University,School of Nursing
[3] Boston College,Connell School of Nursing
[4] Oregon Health & Science University,Division of Psychology, School of Medicine
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Cancer survivor; Dyad; Caregiver; Exercise; Physical activity; Physical functioning; Quality of life; Inflammation; Cardiovascular health;
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