News and Updates

Dr. Kristin Campbell featured on Global News!

By jasmine kwan on October 22, 2019

Dr. Kristin Campbell was featured on Global news, where she talked about a recently published study titled “Exercise guidelines for cancer survivors.” She was a co-1st author on this study. In this publication, the research team aimed to advance exercise prescriptions given to cancer survivors, with the goal of improving their health outcomes.   You […]

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Upcoming Webinar: Unsupervised home-based exergaming in prostate cancer patients receiving androgen deprivation therapy.

By jasmine kwan on September 17, 2019

BC Caring will be hosting another webinar coming up on Thursday, October 3rd, from 12-1pm! You can learn more about this webinar by clicking here.

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The Campbell Lab welcomes Hannah Happeney to the team!

By jasmine kwan on August 13, 2019

The Campbell Lab recently hired Hannah Happeney to assist with the SIRvivor BC Prostate Cancer Community Exercise Program.  Hannah has a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from UBC, and is excited to join the the CEPL to further her passion for healthcare and holistic health. Welcome, Hannah, it is great to have you! Her bio can […]

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Dr. Kristin Campbell Wins Women’s Health Grant

By logan meyers on July 25, 2019

The Physiotherapy Foundation of Canada (PFC) recently awarded Dr. Kristin Campbell and her study team the Women’s Health Division Grant to support an upcoming project on developing a tool to monitor arm problems after breast cancer surgery. The aim of the tool is to help breast cancer survivors and clinicians detect significant post-operative arm problems […]

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Campbell Lab at ACSM 2019

By logan meyers on July 5, 2019

  Dr. Kristin Campbell and two members of her lab, Sarah Weller and Kendra Zadravec, travelled to Orlando, Florida at the end of May to attend the annual meeting for the American College of Sports Medicine. Dr. Campbell spoke in a symposium reporting on results from the second ACSM Roundtable for Exercise and Cancer, which […]

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