“…Cheng, Lim, Koh, and Tam (2017) found that home-based multidimensional exercise interventions were effective in enhancing breast cancer-related quality of life. Lahart, Metsios, Nevill, and Carmichael (2018) reported that physical activity interventions might have moderate objective beneficial effects on quality of life and measured physical activity. Shobeiri, Masoumi, Nikravesh, Heidari Moghadam, and Karami (2016) found that exercise intervention was effective in improving the functional areas of cancerrelated quality of life, such as body image (P < 0.001), sexual function (P = 0.008), sexual pleasure (P = 0.030), and future prospect (P < 0.001), (P < 0.001), as well as the systemic side-effects of treatment ((P < 0.001), breast symptoms (P < 0.001), arm symptoms (P < 0.001), and worry about hair loss (P < 0.001).…”