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. 2020 Apr 2;113(1):54–63. doi: 10.1093/jnci/djaa046

Table 2.

The prevalence of regular, weekly pre- and postdiagnosis recreational physical activity as queried before, during, and after treatment in the Diet, Exercise, Lifestyle and Cancer Prognosis Study study population according to disease-free and overall survival

Questionnaire/Time period (N)* Regular RPA No. (%) Disease-free survival
Overall survival
Disease free No. (%) Recurred No. (%) P Alive No. (%) Deceased No. (%) P
Q1, before diagnosis (n = 1340) Yes 981 (73.2) 765 (74.3) 216 (69.7) .11 828 (84.4) 153 (80.8) .11
No 359 (26.8) 265 (25.7) 94 (30.3) 290 (15.6) 69 (19.2)
Q2, during treatment (n = 1147) Yes 625 (54.5) 493 (55.3) 132 (51.6) .29 528 (54.7) 97 (53.3) .72
No 522 (45.5) 398 (44.7) 124 (48.4) 437 (45.3) 85 (46.7)
Q3, 1 year after enrollment (n = 936) Yes 640 (68.4) 519 (69.2) 121 (65.1) .28 560 (69.3) 80 (62.5) .12
No 296 (31.6) 231 (30.8) 65 (34.9) 248 (30.7) 48 (37.5)
Q4, 2 years after enrollment (n = 769) Yes 577 (75.1) 483 (76.4) 94 (68.6) .06 512 (75.5) 65 (71.4) .39
No 192 (24.9) 149 (23.6) 43 (31.4) 166 (24.5) 26 (28.6)

*Total N for each questionnaire presented herein does not exactly coincide with Figure 1 because patients/deaths were excluded for the purposes of Landmark survival analyses for each successive exposure assessment and because 2 patients who completed Q3 did not complete Q2, and 5 patients who completed Q4 did not complete all prior questionnaires. RPA = recreational physical activity; Q = questionnaire.

P

values reflect two-sided χ2 test.