Table 1.
Psychological and health-related quality-of-life patient-reported outcome measures included in the 10-year questionnaire.
Table 2.
Types of diet and exercise changes ever and currently used for prostate cancer and/or its treatments’ side effects.
Table 3.
Associations between current use of diet and exercise for prostate cancer and/or its treatments’ side effects and socio-demographic/clinical characteristics for Australian long-term prostate cancer survivors.
Table 4.
Associations between current use of diet and exercise for prostate cancer and/or its treatments’ side effects and other clinical characteristics for Australian long-term prostate cancer survivors.
Fig 1.
Relative proportion (RR) of current use of a) diet and b) exercise for prostate cancer and/or its treatments’ side effects per standard deviation increase in psychological or HRQOL domain for Australian long-term prostate cancer survivors.
*Adjusted for age, education, socio-economic status of residence area, place of residence, health insurance, employment status, marital status, participation in a support group, country of birth, cancer severity at diagnosis and treatments used since diagnosis.