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Summary: The study found that metastatic cancer survivors have low levels of health behaviors, including low fruit and vegetable intake and little physical activity, with a majority of individuals being overweight or obese. MCS who met physical activity and dietary guidelines reported better physical and mental health. Future research may explore supportive care approaches like gardening to help MCS improve key health behaviors.

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