The PAC Lab

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📣 Check out this blog from the about how the RESIST study is helping people with
💪 helps boost mental and physical well-being for people living with and beyond
👉 Contact us to learn more or to join one of our exercise studies for people living with and beyond cancer
👍 If you live in the Maritimes and have any type of cancer diagnosis, you may be eligible to participate in one of our exercise studies

Improving quality of life for people with brain cancer Dr Melanie Keats is using exercise to help people living with glioblastoma enjoy life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvMICD2syS8

Exercise is safe, beneficial, and recommended across the cancer continuum. Help make exercise part of cancer care by asking your doctor about exercise!

👉Exercise has a wide range of beneficial effects on psychological and physiological outcomes AND can have direct effects on cancer and its treatment.
👉If you have had a cancer diagnosis and are pre-treatment, on treatment, or within 3-5 years of treatment, you are likely eligible to participate in one of our exercise studies. Call or email the PAC Lab to learn more.

Exercise can improve colon cancer recovery, study suggests A new study in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that including exercise as part of colon cancer recovery can help reduce the risk of a relapse an...

Exercise for those living with and beyond cancer can help combat side effects throughout the entire cancer journey. Fatigue, sleep, & depression/anxiety are common side effects that can be managed with exercise!


If you are interested in joining a FREE, 12-week exercise research program and you live in the Maritimes, EXCEL (EXercise for Cancer to Enhance Living Well) is the perfect program for you! To learn more or sign up, email us at [email protected]!