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Detect Greater Impact of Breast Cancer on the Pelvic Soil Health of Survivors
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Women who have overcome breast cancer have a higher incidence of pelvic soil dysfunctions and a worse quality of life compared to women without an oncological history. This is concluded by a study led by Cristina Salar and Cristina Orts, professors of physiotherapy at CEU Cardenal Herrera University (CEU UHC) and co-directors of the Pélvico Capenergy-CEU UCH Chair, in which a multidisciplinary research team from several Spanish universities part…
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