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‼️ New pub alert 🚨 In Journal of Cancer Survivorship we describe the type and prevalence of survivorship concerns among individuals with #metastatic #cancer. #Survivorship concerns were higher 📈 for individuals unemployed due to #disability 🔗: tinyurl.com/bdfuzxf2

So excited to share our #GetMoving Phase I/II trial at #AUA2024 on behalf of Cindy Lin, MD, FACSM, FAAPM&R Hanna Hunter MD and our team UW Urology in the incredible Trials in Progress Program! Thank you to Amer. Urol. Assn. Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network and to our patients!

This weekend’s Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network walk in Seattle was truly amazing! So grateful for this wonderful community #NoOneWalksAlone Together we will continue to fight #BladderCancer Jonathan L Wright Petros Grivas UW Urology Fred Hutch Cancer Center Cindy Lin, MD, FACSM, FAAPM&R Hanna Hunter MD

🚀Exciting news! Introducing The Bone Metastases & Exercise Hub! Empowering resources for individuals living with bone metastases and healthcare providers. Dive in now: bit.ly/BMEHub. #exerciseoncology #BoneMetastases #CancerManagement #MetastaticCancer #BoneCancer

Much work to do! CancerRehabDocs AAPM&R News Assoc. of Academic Physiatrists (AAP) 72% had “any physical activity in the last 30 days” I’m sure much less were meeting exercise guidelines. n=9,121 of 10,020 completing surveys across the nation!

📢📣📢📣📢📣📢📣 It’s happening!! #CancerRehab fellowship starting at UW Department of Rehabilitation Medicine !! We will be recruiting for 1 fellow starting July 2025-2026 Website and more info to come! For questions and application instructions : [email protected]

Prehab can be supportive care throughout any stage of cancer or cancer treatment! Thankful to Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network for this ongoing opportunity to share the impacts of #cancerrehab

Cancer survivorship care IS cancer care. Every bit of clinical work and research done to support survivors is relevant to the cancer care plan and should be delivered in tandem with medical therapies through the cancer continuum, and with primary care follow-up beyond. From

Thanks to my co-chair Saum Ghodoussipour and speakers Stephen B. Williams, MD, MBA, MS, FACHE Jill Hamilton-Reeves Sima Porten splernerMD Mark Preston Hamed Ahmadi MD Vignesh Packiam, MD Hanna Hunter MD & Josep Gaya

I am so proud to lead this paper from the brilliant Moving Through Cancer team American College of Sports Medicine There are 162 cities of 50k or more w/o an ex onc or onc rehab program - we need to expand programs and workforce!!!

much work remains in e #supportive #care options to increase access, mitigate treatment burden and improve outcomes for kidney cancer patients, great discussion at #Ikcsna24 w integrated approach and focus on empowering the patient

PPACT approach to supportive care: personalized, proactive, collaborative and timely!

#IKCNA24 Panel: Expanding supportive care options to improve the patient experience and outcomes before, during, and after therapy. Thank you Kidney Cancer for the opportunity to discuss prehab and to Sid Sadler for sharing your perspectives

In case you missed it over these last few weeks a special issue of Medical Oncology was released focusing on evidence updates in cancer-related #lymphedema 13 articles focusing on current evidence and consensus statements for lymphedema management. link.springer.com/collections/ha…

Exercise Is Medicine for People Living With and Beyond Cancer. youtube.com/watch?v=cTVX6Z…

🙌 even the NYT crossword knows the importance of PREHAB!! bcan.org/clinicaltrials…

What if this was a drug ?🙂 🆕 NEJM | June 2025 🎯 CHALLENGE Trial: Structured exercise after adjuvant chemo in colon cancer 📦 RCT | n=889 | Median FU: 7.9 yrs 🟠 3-yr structured aerobic program vs health ed alone 📈 Primary Endpoint: Disease-Free Survival (DFS) 🔹 HR 0.72

I’ve been in the exercise oncology field for 20 years and for all of that time, the main criticism has been “show me a well controlled RCT.” Well, here it is. Exercise following adjuvant chemotherapy for colon cancer reduced recurrence and improves OVERALL SURVIVAL! #ASCO25

Happy World Cancer Rehab Day! ISPRM

Now we just need more resources and programs to support personalized exercise programs for our patients!