This is amazing: the first large, randomized trial to show that exercise improves survival after cancer The benefit from the exercise program was like adding another cancer drug - without the side-effects

Outstanding work by Chris Booth and colleagues - major impact - and showing just what non pharmaceutical interventions can actually achieve!! World Health Organization (WHO) ASCO ESMO - Eur. Oncology

Really honoured to get to collaborate on this CCTG PC-BETS study. and to present substudy G at #ASCO25 - carboplatin for mCRPC with DDR alterations detected in ctDNA (Alex Wyatt)

🚨 Landmark #ASCO25 result: a clinical trial finds that structured exercise after adjuvant chemotherapy lowers risk of mortality by 37 %. Evidence that movement reduces risk following cancer treatment (and likely saves lives). Published in the NEJM ! CCTG ASCO

A major breakthrough led by #queensuhealth. Dr. Christopher Booth and the @CNDCancerTrials have shown that structured exercise significantly improves survival for colon cancer patients, a world-first trial in collaboration with Sinclair Cancer Research Institute and KingstonHSC. Full story ➡️

Thanks OncologyEducation #PodiumtoPractice 🎤 🩺 Lots to discuss for #ASCO25 #GIcancers …hard to pick 😅 Our top 5 GI abstracts that will change practice now ➡️ 🔥 CHALLENGE CO.21 #NEJM 🏃 CCTG 🇨🇦🇦🇺 🔥 BREAKWATER 🎯 #NEJM 🌎Elena Elez 🔥 ATOMIC 🦠#Plenary 🇺🇸 Frank Sinicrope, MD

The #IRONMAN registry with some practical updates on PSA response in metastatic hormone sensitive #prostatecancer — depth of PSA response matters — sets up current #TRIPLESWITCH trial in CCTG SWOG Cancer Research Network. Congrats Michael Ong & team. #ASCO25 UroToday.com

🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐧𝐞𝐰𝐬: New cancer research being co-led by a team right here in #ygk is showing just how powerful exercise can be in the treatment of colon cancer! In a first-of-its-kind international clinical trial, researchers at #myKHSC, Queen's University, CCTG

🌟Worth noting that it's "structured" exercise, not just telling patients to exercise (which was the control arm). Just imagine the effort and perseverance of all involved. 👏👏👏 CCTG Sinclair Cancer Research Institute GI Cancer Institute and AGITG Sharlene Gill, MD, MPH, MBA, FASCO NEJM ASCO Rebecca Wong

Opinion: Exercise improves cancer survival — and a Canadian study leads the way vancouversun.com/opinion/op-ed/…

Sharing my #oped 🖊️ 👇Exercise improves cancer survival — and a Canadian study leads the way 🇨🇦 ➡️’now it’s our turn to rise to the CHALLENGE’ CCTG BC Cancer Canadian Cancer Society The Vancouver Sun

It is most gratifying to see talented young physicians successfully complete their residency/fellowship training. Congratulations to our new graduates! Laura Dawson

Trial conducted by the Canadian Cancer Trials Group #CCTG with co-leads Dr Christopher Booth and Dr Kerry Courneya and made possible through the support of the Canadian Cancer Society. Canadian Cancer Society

Trial was conducted by the Canadian Cancer Trials Group #CCTG with co-leads Dr Christopher Booth and Dr Kerry Courneya and made possible through the support of the Canadian Cancer Society. Canadian Cancer Society

Today is #Immune2Cancer day and June is Immunotherapy Awareness Month—a time to recognize the power of the immune system in fighting cancer. #CCTG is committed to advancing immunotherapy research with our partners, Cancer Research Institute #CancerResearch #Immunotherapy #CancerSurvivor

👏 Join us in celebrating the power and the potential of cancer immunotherapy research, on #Immune2Cancer Day! Discover what makes the #Immune2Cancer vision meaningful to more members of the CRI community, in our blog: bit.ly/4dSuY7I #CancerResearch #Immunotherapy

#CCTG is pleased to welcome a new patient representative Tracey Kitz, who will be supporting the Hematology Disease Site Committee.Tracey brings a deeply personal perspective to clinical trial development shaped by her experience navigating the cancer journey alongside her mother

Today is #WorldKidneyCancerDay. #CCTG is committed to advancing kidney cancer research through clinical trials that improve treatment and patient outcomes. Our ongoing work helps shape evidence-based care for patients across Canada. #SolvingCancerTogether

#Throwback to an incredible #CCRC2023! Grateful for the chance to connect with leaders in #CancerResearch, share ideas, and move the field forward. Next up: #CCRC2025 in Calgary, Nov 2–4. We can’t wait to see you there! 🔗ccra-acrc.ca/conference

CCTG trial spotlight: #CCTG BR36 clinical trial tests ctDNA to identify lung cancer patients who would benefit from chemotherapy added to their #immunotherapy treatment. Trial page - buff.ly/ZX1XO8d #SolvingCancerTogether #CancerImmunotherapyMonth #Immune2Cancer