News and Updates

Congratulations to CEPL Alumni!

By natascha lam on March 24, 2022

Congratulations to CEPL alumni!  The systematic review you did while in the lab on the impact of chemotherapy completion rate got cited in the latest American Cancer Society Nutrition and Physical Activity Guidelines paper.  The guidelines are published in the journal CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, which has the highest impact factor of any […]

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Celebrating success in 2022!

By hannah schulte on November 9, 2021

The Clinical Exercise Physiology Lab is celebrating a successful year of exercise oncology research in 2022!  

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Back to School 2021 Feature: Kendra Zadravec

By kylie sullivan on September 12, 2021

Kendra Zadravec (MPT/PhD – Rehab Sciences) student was selected for UBC’s Faculty of Medicine Back to School 2021 feature. To learn more about Kendra’s research interests and future aspirations check out the following article. Watch out for future Dr. Zadravec and Physiotherapist in the Exercise/Rehab Oncology setting. We are excited to have you back on campus […]

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Understanding people’s preferences for physiotherapy after breast cancer surgery

By hannah schulte on November 19, 2020

We are doing a study to understand what people who have had surgery for breast cancer think about different physiotherapy programs. The goal of the study is to understand what sorts of physiotherapy programs people may prefer after surgery for breast cancer, which can help inform the future development of physiotherapy programs for breast cancer. […]

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CanRehab Program Funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Canadian Cancer Society

By hannah schulte on October 5, 2020

Dr. Kristin Campbell is a part of a team that was awarded a $2.37 million grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Canadian Cancer Society as part of the largest cancer survivorship research initiative in Canada. The project is entitled CanRehab and is funded over five years. Three concurrent projects will be […]

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