Physical Activity & Cancer Lab Appreciation Event
Wednesday, May 14th, 2025, 5-7pm
Weather Watch Room, 5th Floor, Dickson Bldg
5820 University Avenue, Halifax
We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to our generous donors, partners, volunteers, and participants and recognize their invaluable support and the impact they have had on those living with and beyond cancer. Thank you to everyone who attended the event. It's such a pleasure to see everyone and catch up with those we haven't seen in a while.
Nova Scotia Health Innovation Hub Feature on the PAC Lab and co-director, Dr. Keats
"Dr. Keats and her team are on a mission to revolutionize cancer care by making exercise a part of standard oncology care and optimize the use of exercise in cancer management and recovery. As researchers across the province continue to push the boundaries of innovative care, the work being done at the PAC Lab exemplifies the dedication and collaboration that offer hope and tangible solutions for improved care for all Nova Scotians."
Rosanne's Lung Cancer Story
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Hear Rosanne share her experience of participating in an exercise study in the PAC Lab.
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Click the picture to view the story on CTV Atlantic.
CANCER
Prevention, Treatment & You
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PAC Lab Clinical Exercise Physiologist Tom Christensen took part in a panel discussion at the 2023 Canadian Cancer Research Conference (Cancer: Prevention, Treatment & You) and talked about the role of exercise in living with and beyond and cancer.
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Click play to view the associated Global News interview with Tom, Radiation Oncologist Dr. Michael Ha, and program manager with the Canadian Cancer Research Alliance, Kimberly Badovinac.
