Background: Breast #Cancer survivorship requires attention to treatment-related changes in body composition, nutritional status, and quality of life. Bioelectrical impedance phase angle is influenced by tissue electrical properties and fluid distribution and may provide complementary whole-body and segmental information. Objective: This study described perioperative body-composition and phase-angle measures in women undergoing breast #Cancer surgery after neoadjuvant chemotherapy or treated through a surgery-first pathway. It also estimated T0-to-T2 changes and documented the availability of selected longitudinal variables. Methods: BC-NUTRITION (Body Composition and Nutrition Trajectories in Breast #Cancer) is a prospective 2-cohort observational study with 5 planned assessments from admission to 6 months after discharge. The present exploratory pilot analysis included 30 women in cohort A, assessed after neoadjuvant chemotherapy, and 65 women in cohort B, who were treated through a surgery-first pathway. T1 measurements were displayed descriptively; inferential analyses used T0 values and participant-level T0-to-T2 changes. T0 between-cohort comparisons used Welch 2-sample tests, within-cohort changes used paired tests, and between-cohort differences in change used Welch tests. Benjamini-Hochberg values were calculated across the 13 between-cohort change comparisons. Results: All 95 participants had complete data for the 13 selected longitudinal variables at T0, T1, and T2. At T0, cohort A had lower albumin, absolute lymphocyte count, prognostic nutritional index, and whole-body 50-kHz phase angle. The whole-body phase-angle means were 4.64° (SD 0.66) and 5.23° (SD 0.62), with a difference of −0.59° (95% CI −0.88° to −0.31°;

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In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

In August 2026, U.S. manufacturing activity remained firmly in expansion territory, with the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI recording 54.6 after July's 55.6, the highest level since May 2022. But the same August report showed supplier deliveries slowed for a ninth consecutive month, while electrical components, electronic components, labor, steel and other inputs remained in short supply. Manufacturing is recovering, but the supply chains beneath it remain under pressure.

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