Are you looking for ways to stay active at home?
By hannah schulte on April 7, 2020
The Clinical Exercise Physiology Lab has compiled some resources to aid you in staying active at home. For more information, please click here. Lastly, make sure to check back, we will be adding to this list when we find more resources for you to follow at home!
CEPL March 2020 Updates
By hannah schulte on March 23, 2020
In light of COVID-19, all members of the CEPL lab are working from home. We are doing our best to continue on with as many projects, and research activities as possible. Some of these projects include: – The CHALLENGE Trial, which is investigating the effects of an aerobic physical activity intervention on outcomes for survivors […]
Dr. Kristin Campbell Receives the Stephan Gudas Award for an Outstanding Research Publication in Rehabilitation Oncology!
By hannah schulte on March 8, 2020
A big congratulations to our leader, Dr. Kristin Campbell, on receiving the Stephan Gudas Award for an Outstanding Research Publication in Rehabilitation Oncology in 2019. This award was presented at the APTA Combined Sections Meeting in Denver, Colorado. This award was presented to Dr. Campbell due to the recently published “Exercise Guidelines for Cancer Survivors.” […]
Congratulations to Sarah Weller, Logan Meyers, and Dr. Bolette Rafn on their successful MSc and PhD defences!
By jasmine kwan on December 7, 2019
Bolette successfully defended her doctoral thesis in June 2019 titled “Surveillance and rehabilitation for breast cancer-related upper-body issues.” Logan successfully defended his MSc thesis in August 2019 titled “The feasibility of using CT scans to detect changes in body composition over time in colon cancer survivors enrolled in a physical activity intervention.” Sarah successfully defended […]
Congratulations to MSc student Kendra Zadravec for receiving an outstanding poster award at this year’s BC Cancer Summit!
By jasmine kwan on December 7, 2019
Kendra presented a poster titled “The effect of exercise on cancer-related cognitive impairment” at the 2019 BC Cancer Summit. The event was attended by BC Cancer oncology professionals from a variety of disciplines. The poster summarized a systematic review of randomized controlled trials looking at the impact of exercise on cognitive function in adults with […]