Category: Cancer/Exercise Oncology

Here we are in early 2023, and Exercise, Sport, and Movement (ESM) is beginning to roll. ESM came into existence at the start of

Persistent pain is among the most common adverse effects to breast cancer and its treatments. It affects 25-60% of patients

Cancer-related fatigue (C-rF) is a debilitating symptom that affects around one-third of people for months or years after cancer treatment.

Several international guidelines and position statements have recommended that exercise should be embedded as standard practice in cancer care. The

Low muscle and prognosis   The question of muscle and cancer is one of the most fascinating and rapidly growing

In 2009 our team published the Australian guidelines on exercise and physical activity for people with cancer emphasizing the imperative

This chart outlines the effects of exercise on health-related outcomes in those with cancer. The guide features evidence-based physical activity

For all adults, exercise is important for cancer prevention and specifically lowers risk of seven common types of cancer: colon,