1. Moderate-intensity exercise reduces fatigue and improves mobility in cancer survivors: a systematic review and meta-regression 
Amy M Dennett, Casey L Peiris, Nora Shields, Luke A Prendergast, Nicholas F Taylor 
Journal of Physiotherapy 
Volume 62, Issue 2, Pages (April 2016)
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2. Figure 1 Flow of trials through the review.
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3. Figure 2
SMD (95% CI) of effect of exercise compared with usual care, on fatigue by pooling data from 33 trials with subgroup analysis by tumour type (haematological, mixed, solid), treatment phase (post-treatment, during treatment) and exercise modality (aerobic, combined aerobic and resistance, resistance).
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4. Figure 3
SMD (95% CI) of effect of exercise, compared with usual care, on walking endurance by pooling data from 14 trials with subgroup analysis by tumour type (haematological, solid) and exercise modality (aerobic, combined aerobic and resistance, resistance).
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5. Figure 4
Top panel: Meta-regression scatter plot of 25 trials showing the relationship between aerobic exercise intensity (% relative intensity) and the effect on fatigue (effect size, 95% CI), fitted with linear regression lines: solid line – aerobic; dotted line – combined. Bottom panel: Meta-regression scatter plot of 13 trials showing the relationship between resistance exercise intensity (% of 1 repetition maximum) and the effect on fatigue (effect size, 95% CI).
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6. Figure 5
Meta-regression scatter plot of 26 trials showing the relationship between exercise duration (minutes per week) and the effect on fatigue (effect size, 95% CI).
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7. Figure 6
Meta-regression scatter plot of 12 trials showing the relationship between aerobic exercise intensity (% relative intensity) and the effect on walking endurance (effect size, 95% CI), fitted with quadratic regression line.
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8. Figure 7
Meta-regression scatter plot of 11 trials showing the relationship between exercise duration (minutes per week) and the effect on walking endurance (effect size, 95% CI).
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