The Province Podcast with Dr. Campbell!
By hungsta2 on May 8, 2015
Dr. Campbell was featured on The Province Podcast, hosted by Ian Austin, where they talked about the newly published study showing EEG evidence of “chemo-brain” in breast cancer patients. This study has also been widely shared throughout the media in the past month – you can see the article shared in a previous posting in […]
“Chemo-Brain” study on the Vancouver Sun!
By hungsta2 on April 27, 2015
On Monday April 27, 2015, the Vancouver Sun talks about the results from a recently published study on “chemo-brain”. You can read the Vancouver Sun article here. The study was co-investigated by Dr. Kristin Campbell, and Dr. Todd Handy, who is a Professor from the Department of Psychology at UBC. Dr. Handy’s lab helped with […]
Canadian Physiotherapy Association – March 30reps
By hungsta2 on April 24, 2015
In March, the Canadian Physiotherapy Association started a program called 30reps, which features a series of daily informal learning activities for the month of March, “reps”, generated by physiotherapists or exercise specialists who focus on a single clinical question or patient population. People who subscribed to this program had reps delivered directly to their inbox […]
CBCF Putting a Face to Research: Kristin Campbell!
By hungsta2 on April 10, 2015
The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation of BC & Yukon launched a new website, Beyond the Lab, to showcase the breast cancer researchers and projects they have recently funded, and Dr. Kristin Campbell has just been added to their list! Dr. Campbell was the recipient of the 2011 CBCF Breast Cancer Research Grant for the exercise […]
Walking Group for Breast Cancer Survivors!
By hungsta2 on March 31, 2015
Dr. Kristin Campbell’s Clinical Exercise Physiology Lab is creating an 8-week walking program to provide a safe, social, and fun way for women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. This program is aimed to welcome women of different fitness levels and backgrounds by providing them with a safe, positive space in which they can […]