How does yoga compare with psychological interventions for women with a diagnosis of breast cancer?

Abstract

For women with a diagnosis of breast cancer, moderate‐ to low‐certainty evidence suggests that yoga may result in lower depression, anxiety, and fatigue scores compared with psychological interventions, although imprecision of results means that the magnitude of this effect remains unclear. Very low‐certainty evidence suggests potential benefits of yoga for quality of life and sleep disturbances; however, these estimations are based on inadequate numbers of participants and are imprecise.