Amy Litteriniā€™s cancer research published in ā€˜Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitationā€™

ALitteriniAmy J. Litterini, PT, DPT, newly appointed assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy, has just published the results of her recent cancer research in the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

The article, titled "Differential Effects of Cardiovascular and Resistance Exercise on Functional Mobility in Individuals with Advanced Cancer: A Randomized Trial," currently appears as an e-pub online and will eventually appear in print, as well.

Jim Cavanaugh, PT, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Physical Therapy, served as a co-author.

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