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Cancer Exercise & Physiotherapy Lab The Cancer Exercise & Physiotherapy Lab focuses on understanding the roles of exercise in prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation in cancer.

A massive congratulations to our team member, Kelly Mackenzie, who received an award from Canadian Society for Exercise ...
10/17/2026

A massive congratulations to our team member, Kelly Mackenzie, who received an award from Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology at last night’s gala for her outstanding service contributions and advocacy for CEPs. We are so proud of her! ⭐️

CEPL presented at the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology today in Edmonton. Kelcey Bland & Kelly Mackenzie, along ...
10/15/2026

CEPL presented at the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology today in Edmonton. Kelcey Bland & Kelly Mackenzie, along with UVic’s Kirstin Lane, highlighted our co-design projects including the PD course for EPs working with people with bone metastases & the development of a new advanced cancer course (coming soon).

The BME Hub has a new look! We’ve refreshed the Bone Metastases and Exercise (BME) Hub — your go-to resource for evidenc...
07/08/2026

The BME Hub has a new look! 

We’ve refreshed the Bone Metastases and Exercise (BME) Hub — your go-to resource for evidence-informed guidance on exercise and bone metastases.

Stay tuned for exciting updates coming soon to our Professional Development Course!

Explore the refreshed BME Hub: cancerexercise.med.ubc.ca/bmehub/

Please join us in saying “Thank You” & “See You Again” (we don’t do goodbyes!) to Ignacio Catala. Natxo has completed hi...
06/30/2026

Please join us in saying “Thank You” & “See You Again” (we don’t do goodbyes!) to Ignacio Catala. Natxo has completed his postdoctoral fellowship with the CEPL & we all wish him continued successes in his career.
The CEPL celebrated Natxo’s time with us with a truly Canadian 🇨🇦 5-pin bowling 🎳 party!
Congratulations Natxo!

We are recruiting a PhD student to join our team for September 2026.  Under the supervision of Dr. Kristin Campbell, the...
03/17/2026

We are recruiting a PhD student to join our team for September 2026. Under the supervision of Dr. Kristin Campbell, the trainee would be researching implementation of a breast cancer exercise program into a community setting and evaluating whether tailored referral supports increase reach of the program. Interested candidates may read more on our website (see link in bio). Preference is for a trainee located in Canada.

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