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Protected: Exercise Rehabilitation for Sarcoma Patients Webinar – May 16, 2013
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Congratulations to Sarah and Amy!
The Clinical Exercise Physiology Lab is delighted to announce that PhD Students, Amy Kirkham and Sarah Neil, have received the following awards: Amy Kirkham is the recipient of the ACSM Cancer Interest Group Karen Hornbostel Memorial Trainee Award and the ACSM Foundation Doctoral Student Research Grant. Sarah Neil has received the CIHR Doctoral Research Award […]
Protected: “Knowledge to Action” Webinar – February 20th, 2013
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Dr. Kristin Campbell profiled in VCH News
The Clinical Exercise Physiology Lab is excited to announce that Dr. Kristin Campbell was recently profiled in Vancouver Coastal Health News. Read more about Dr. Campbell here. Tweet
Happy Holidays from the Clinical Exercise Physiology Lab!
Happy holidays from the Clinical Exercise Physiology Lab at UBC! We hope 2012 has been a great year for all of you. We have had a busy year here in the lab. We have welcomed two new graduate students to our team. Stanley has joined us from the University of Toronto, and will be […]
How does exercise affect prostate cancer?
An article has been published in an independent supplement from Mediaplanet to the National Post titled, “How does exercise affect prostate cancer?” Contributions were given by our very own Dr. Kristin Campbell during this month of Movember. Full supplement can be found here. Only the article can be read here.
Chemo Brain study featured on CBC British Columbia
The UBC Public Affairs article was such a success that CBC decided to come by and do a feature on our study that investigates how exercise affects breast cancer survivors that complain of “chemo brain” following chemotherapy treatment. Watch the video here. One of our participants, Scenery Slater, was kind enough to volunteer her time […]
Can exercise reduce the forgetfulness caused by anti-cancer drugs?
UBC Public Affairs recently published an article on CEPL’s study regarding our study that investigates how exercise effects cognitive dysfunction or “chemo brain” following chemotherapy. Read more here.
Dropping a Few Pounds Could Lower Breast Cancer Risk published by TIME Healthland
Dr. Kristin Campbell is lead author on the article, “Dropping a Few Pounds Could Lower Breast Cancer Risk” published on the TIME Healthland website May 22nd, 2012. The article discusses the findings from a new study by researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle that women who dieted and exercised to lose […]