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Cancer in the News

Cancer in the News is an edited summary of news items in daily national and capital city newspapers. Produced by Cancer Council Australia, it aims to keep stakeholders up-to-date on media reporting of cancer. Cancer in the News does not necessarily represent the views of Cancer Council Australia.

Supportive Care: Sick teens to get moving

  • Writer: New England Cancer Connect
    New England Cancer Connect
  • Aug 2, 2017
  • 1 min read

Young adults battling cancer will undergo exercise as part of an ambitious research project to improve their outcomes and lessen treatment side effects. Patients aged between 15 and 20 undergoing cancer treatment will be able to participate in structured exercise programs incorporated into their cancer care under the new research program undertaken by exercise physiologist Claire Munsie, who was awarded $90,000 from the Sony Foundation’s You Can Innovate Research Award.

Adelaide Advertiser, 03/08/2017, Page 17; Daily Telegraph, 03/08/2017, Page 6

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