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Neil Iyengar

@neil_iyengar

Oncologist, researcher, & Associate Professor at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Working on optimizing lifestyle & metabolic health to improve cancer risk & outcomes.

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linkhttps://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/doctors/neil-iyengar calendar_today18-08-2013 17:28:02

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This episode with Neil Iyengar is a treat! Sometimes it can feel like talk of diet/exercise leaves *us* & our actual lives out of the equation. Not here🙂 + you’ll hear about research on how lifestyle modifications might enhance treatment outcomes #cancer #ExerciseOncology

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#LivingWithMBC requires a balance of choices. Neil Iyengar, who works on #LifestyleResearch & #MBC, says that there should be no guilt associated with the decisions we make. Sloan-Kettering MSK_IntegrativeMedicine 🎧 Listen (all channels) or🔗buff.ly/3W2UUqd #ExerciseOncology

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New implementable data in npj Journals Breast Cancer- In a pilot study, use of Noom after breast cancer dx led to 5.6% weight loss on average and improved body image. Supports use of this readily available intervention. rdcu.be/dMoFO Sherry Shen Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

New implementable data in <a href="/Nature_NPJ/">npj Journals</a> Breast Cancer-

In a pilot study, use of <a href="/noom/">Noom</a> after breast cancer dx led to 5.6% weight loss on average and improved body image. 

Supports use of this readily available intervention.

rdcu.be/dMoFO

<a href="/SherryShenMD/">Sherry Shen</a> <a href="/MSKCancerCenter/">Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center</a>
Jasmin Hundal, M.D., M.S., M.P.H. (@hundaljasmin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A study by Dr. Neil Iyengar's team shows digital lifestyle interventions like Noom can help breast cancer survivors achieve weight loss and improve health outcomes. High engagement was key! Promising potential for scalable digital health tools in cancer survivorship care.

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UK Biobank data and GWAS summary statistics reveal that a healthy lifestyle can offset genetic risk for obesity and reduce the risk of obesity-related health issues. #ObesityResearch #Genetics #LifestyleFactors #ObesityPrevention cell.com/cell-metabolis…

UK Biobank data and GWAS summary statistics reveal that a healthy lifestyle can offset genetic risk for obesity and reduce the risk of obesity-related health issues. #ObesityResearch #Genetics #LifestyleFactors #ObesityPrevention
cell.com/cell-metabolis…
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A new study found that nearly half of cancer deaths could be prevented with lifestyle changes. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's Dr. Neil Iyengar explains what habits may help lower your cancer risk for Prevention Magazine. prevention.com/health/a616482…

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New in JAMA Oncology: in this first of its kind phase 1 dose finding trial, 225 min/week of mod-intensity treadmill walking was identified as the recommended phase 2 dose in men with prostate cancer. Therapeutic dose range of exercise also ⬇️ PSA & Ki-67. jamanetwork.com/journals/jamao…

New in <a href="/JAMAOnc/">JAMA Oncology</a>: in this first of its kind phase 1 dose finding trial, 225 min/week of mod-intensity treadmill walking was identified as the recommended phase 2 dose in men with prostate cancer. 

Therapeutic dose range of exercise also ⬇️ PSA &amp; Ki-67. 

jamanetwork.com/journals/jamao…
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Did you know that people in the U.S. eat more than 672 billion pounds of corn per year? Too much corn is bad for you and it’s in nearly everything we eat. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's Neil Iyengar explains why processed corn is bad for you. National Geographic Daryl Austin nationalgeographic.com/science/articl…

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NEW STUDY Eating more plant protein, and less animal protein = higher odds of healthy aging Take home points. Animal protein was associated with higher odds of developing chronic disease risk. Plant protein associated with higher odds of not having physical function

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Please join us next Tuesday if you are interested in the field of oncology nutrition, cancer cachexia & systemic effects of diet in patients with #PancreaticCancer Neil Iyengar Cancer Cachexia Society Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer đź’ś #PancChat

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According to Neil Iyengar of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Weill Cornell Medicine, the Noom mobile behavior change program led to significant weight loss, increased physical activity, and improved body image in #BreastCancer survivors. Learn more here: buff.ly/3X7FeCv #MedTwitter

According to <a href="/Neil_Iyengar/">Neil Iyengar</a> of <a href="/MSKCancerCenter/">Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center</a> and <a href="/WeillCornell/">Weill Cornell Medicine</a>, the Noom mobile behavior change program led to significant weight loss, increased physical activity, and improved body image in #BreastCancer survivors.

Learn more here: buff.ly/3X7FeCv

#MedTwitter
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.Neil Iyengar brings awareness to the importance of exercise oncology and multidisciplinary care during cancer treatment. #oncology #MedTwitter cancernetwork.com/view/exercise-…

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A new study finds that consuming red meat and processed meat are linked to colon cancer risk in younger adults. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's Dr. Neil Iyengar shares what people should know for HuffPost Jillian Wilson huffpost.com/entry/red-meat…

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A new study finds that consuming red meat and processed meat are linked to #coloncancer risk in younger adults. MSK's Dr. Neil Iyengar shares what people should know for HuffPost. bit.ly/4dGiPlu

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🎙️In this episode of Cancer Straight Talk, Diane Reidy-Lagunes sits down with MSK's Neil Iyengar to discuss the intriguing connection between a new class of #weightloss drugs, called GLP-1 agonists, and #cancer risk reduction. Listen here ➡️ bit.ly/4dZY1Fh

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1) Imlunestrant at RP2D of 400mg- mPFS 7.2 mo 2) Imlunestrant + Abemaciclib in CDK naive patients mPFS19.2 mo 3)Imlunestrant + Everolimus 16 mo, Imlunestrant + Alpelisib 9 mo- no DDI or new safety signals.Activity in combination regardless of ESR1m. Await EMBER 3 results now

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How much fiber do you really need—and can it reduce your risk of colon cancer? Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's Dr. Neil Iyengar shares his expertise for National Geographic. nationalgeographic.com/science/articl…