On this episode, Marco Cotti and Mattia Morri, physical therapists in Bologna, Italy, join us to discuss their observational study of physical capacity changes and recovery immediately following wedge resection for bone tumor metastases and in the year after.

On this episode, Dr. Anne Fleischer and Dr. Jan Struhar join us to discuss the current state of referrals to cancer rehabilitation. Who is making referrals? What factors are they considering? When in the continuum of care are referrals to cancer rehabilitation being made?

On this special Ask the Authors episode, Paula Ospina, a PhD candidate, shares insights about her team's protocol paper detailing an enhanced hybrid delivery physical therapy program for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

On this episode, Dr. Laura Gilchrist discusses her team's pilot study assessing the feasibility of a phone-based ecological momentary assessment application for remote screening of neuropathic symptoms and falls. Could this technology support early identification of CIPN and prevention of falls?

On this episode, Dr. Hadas Ofek discusses a new, mechanism-based therapeutic approach to ease symptoms of CIPN. Using both patient-reported measures and measures of physical function, her team assessed the feasibility and effectiveness of a short sensory retraining physiotherapy treatment course for individuals experiencing CIPN.

On this special Ask the Authors episode, Drs. David Doubblestein and Linda Koehler join us to discuss the non-manual lymphatic drainage narrative, why it's never been about the volume, and the evidence supporting MLD as a critical component of complete decongestive therapy for lymphedema. Don't throw MLD out with the volume!

On this episode, physical therapist Cheryl Brunelle joins us to discuss her study, partially supported by the Foundation for Physical Therapy Research, in which she and her team analyzed agreement between commonly used breast cancer-related lymphedema diagnostic thresholds.

On this episode, Emma Gomes, a PhD student in the Physical Activity for Treatment and Prevention Lab at Colorado State University, joins us to discuss her team's investigation of the immediate effects of videoconference exercise sessions on fatigue and energy among survivors of cancer.