The EPMA Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 559 - 571
Published: Nov. 20, 2024
Breast
cancer
belongs
to
the
most
commonly
diagnosed
malignancies
worldwide,
with
its
increasing
incidence
paralleled
by
advances
in
early
diagnostics
and
effective
treatments
resulting
significantly
improved
survival
rates.
However,
breast
survivors
often
experience
reduced
quality
of
life
linked
long-term
health
burden
as
a
consequence
aggressive
oncological
applied.
Their
frequently
recorded
complains
include
chronic
fatigue,
physical
activity,
disordered
sleep,
chronification
pain,
severe
mental
impairments-all
per
evidence
are
associated
compromised
mitochondrial
impaired
homeostasis.
Self-report
survivor
is
included
this
article
illustrate
currently
uncovered
patient
needs.
This
highlights
mechanisms
behind
suboptimal
damage,
introduces
novel,
mitochondria-based
holistic
approach
addressing
rehabilitation
concepts
for
following
advanced
principles
predictive,
preventive
personalised
medicine
(3PM).
By
operating
via
function,
proposed
triggers
systemic
effects
at
molecular,
sub/cellular
organismal
levels
positively
affecting
energy
metabolism,
repair
well
creating,
therefore,
highly
algorithms
tailored
an
individualised
profile.
The
methodology
integrates
assessments
utilising
homeostasis
biomarkers
tear
fluid
non-invasive
diagnostic
tool,
nutraceuticals
lifestyle
adjustments.
introduced
aligns
3PM,
offering
proactive
framework
managing
persistent
post-treatment
symptoms
cohort
survivors.
Furthermore,
presented
also
applicable
pre-habilitation
programmes
considering
needs
other
cohorts
affected
diseases
such
CVD
orthopaedic
disorders
planned
major
surgical
incisions,
who
require
individually
adapted
pre-
programmes.
Implementing
innovative
strategies
may
lead
full
recovery,
sustainable
conditions
and,
facilitating
patients'
comeback
normal
daily
activities,
family
professional
life.
Contextually,
considered
'proof-of-principle'
model
3PM-related
paradigm
shift
from
reactive
cost-effective
management
both
primary
secondary
care
benefiting
large
spectrum
cohorts,
individuals
society
large.