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Excellent segment on ABC ABC Radio National about improving cancer treatment and outcomes through exercise featuring Professor Catherine Granger, Di Adams and Mei Krishnasamy #ExerciseOncology abc.net.au/radionational/…

COSA Position Statement on Exercise in Cancer Care published today in the current issue of MJA. Calls for exercise to be embedded as part of routine cancer care #exerciseoncology ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29719196

Excellent piece by @DR_SantaMina presenting a guide to support the safe delivery of exercise services to people with cancer. Combines the best evidence from cancer and non-cancer clinical populations and informed clinical judgment bit.ly/2PHNSBV

Team EX-MED Cancer bringing smiles, beautiful energy and colour coordinated threads to the ONJCancerCentre Wellness Walk & Research Run - go team! 🙌

Exercise as part of routine cancer care: COSA replies to the Lancet editorial regarding recently published position statement. "...a one-size-fits-all approach will never be appropriate." #exerciseoncology thelancet.com/journals/lanon…

Excellent day spent discussing how to imbed exercise medicine into cancer care policy and practice with @VicGovDHHS. Victorian Government and an amazing group of stakeholders leading the way on implementation #ExerciseOncology

The inspirational Dr Prue Cormie discussing #exerciseismedicine at #MIBC2018 Important to have an individually tailored plan, and our patients will exercise if we recommend it #exerciseoncology #breastcancer #bcsm

Amazing opportunity to join the #mpccc 2018 Cancer Forum tonight with Dr Prue Cormie talking exercise and cancer and all things Ex-Med Cancer - thank you #mpccc for the invitation! #exerciseoncology #exerciseismedicine - and great pic Nick Wong AU/MEL 🙌

It's a privilege to work with and learn from this amazing woman. In this speech bit.ly/2q8kH0g Nicole Cooper provides a patient's perspective on the value of exercise in cancer care and why all health professionals should recommend exercise to their cancer patients

Get moving! Compelling evidence for exercise in cancer prevention and now for its application as an adjunct therapy for cancer patients. Next challenge is effective implementation for individual patients. Dr Prue Cormie #COSA18

There is a lot we do not know yet about the effect of exercise in individuals with cancer. But what the scientific evidence appears to demonstrate time and time again is that withholding exercise can do measurable harm. Dr Prue Cormie #COSA18

Our latest publication in Urologic Oncology identifies the exercise prescription framework required to maximise the therapeutic effect of exercise for prostate cancer patients on ADT. Full text bit.ly/2Kl8rmj USANZ ANZUP PCFA @ProstateCancerC Prostate Cancer UK

ESSA statement identifies the contribution of EPs in cancer care. COSA calls for patients to be prescribed exercise, ESSA calls for patients to be referred to EPs to individualise the prescription & maximise the therapeutic effect. Available bit.ly/2P5vvYD

The Clinical Oncology Society of Australia calls for funding for exercise specialists in all major cancer centres within their federal election priorities #exerciseoncology COSA ESSA cosa.org.au/publications/2…

.COSA position statement on #exercise in cancer care calls for best practice cancer care to include referral to an accredited exercise physiologist or physio with experience in cancer care. Dr Dr Prue Cormie explains why: theconversation.com/every-cancer-p… The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Cancer experts in Australia are today launching a "world-first" call for exercise to be prescribed to all #cancer patients. For people like Nicole, exercise was a "life saver" ab.co/2rnFXjo

Our Cancer Specialist Dr David Speakman Peter Mac Cancer Centre endorses this fantatsic call to arms on the role of exercise for cancer patients. Well done Dr Prue Cormie COSA we support 100% afr.com/news/tough-lov…

If we could turn the benefits of exercise into a pill it would be demanded by patients, prescribed by every cancer specialist and subsidised by government – it would be seen as a major breakthrough in cancer treatment afr.com/news/tough-lov… via Financial Review

Podcast with A/Prof Dr Prue Cormie from the @The_MacKillop talking about the vital role of exercise in the care of cancer patients ... #openaccess permanently ... mja.com.au/podcast/208/8/…

Implementing exercise medicine as part of routine cancer care not only has the potential to change people’s lives but to also save money - people with cancer who exercise have lower medical expenses and spend less time away from work theguardian.com/society/2018/m…