Congratulations to Stanley Hung for successfully defending his Masters Thesis!
On June 17th, Stanley Hung successfully defended his Master of Science thesis project titled “Physical determinants of physical activity for children who have completed treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia”! His project was supervised by Dr. Kristin Campbell, with committee members Dr. Naznin Virji-Babul, Dr. Mark Beauchamp, and Anne Rankin. The study was held at the […]
Protected: Why is cancer treatment for breast and colon cancer neurotoxic and what are the implications for physiotherapists? — April 23, 2014
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Dr. Campbell and student win award!
The Clinical Exercise Physiology Lab is happy to announce that Dr. Kristin Campbell and her PhD student, Amy Kirkham, recently had a grant application accepted. They are now are proud recipients of the “Anita Cochrane Endowment Fund Award from the BC Cancer Foundation”. The title of Amy’s thesis is “The effects of exercise before doxorubicin infusion on […]
Taking it personally – CCSRI first research tweet chat on personalized healthcare
April 1, 1 p.m. ET #CCSRIchat Dr. Kristin Campbell participated in the first ever tweet chat about personalized healthcare. It was a fun event that raised awareness and answered questions in regards to current research in the field. Follow #CCSRIChat to view this conversation or follow @CCSResearch on Twitter. The tweet chat will take place […]
Protected: Physiotherapy Perspective: Acute care and early outpatient — February 5, 2014
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Protected: Graft vs Host disease after Blood and Marrow Transplantation – October 24, 2013
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