At the start of Professor Tom Hughes' innagural lecture York St John University yorksj.ac.uk/our-staff/staf…

Latest findings of the WCRF International Global Cancer Update Programme on post-diagnosis physical activity and colorectal cancer prognosis:

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ij…

Thank you to Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group & Teenagers and Young Adults with Cancer for inviting me to share my own experiences as part of #TYACAM . Although a large part of my job involves talking with young people about their experiences of cancer and how it has affected their lives, it is rare that I speak about my own.

'It isn't your fault if you get cancer. We can reduce our risk, but i think it's important to remove blame,' Dr.Sam Orange PhD, researcher in physical activity and #cancerprevention /survivorship at Newcastle University. [Excerpt] Blue Cure Men's Health podcast.

Cancer prevention: What is the difference between physical activity and exercise? Does aerobic exercise or resistance training have a greater effect? What does the evidence show? Gabe Canales' conversation with Dr.Sam Orange, researcher in physical activity and

We are delighted to announce that Morrisons Foundation will be giving us a grant of £9,440 for our Sleep and Wellbeing project. Stay tuned for updates about the project which will be held from our Wellbeing Centre, online, and across the region #sleep #qualityoflife

Thanks for having me on the Blue Cure Men’s Health podcast, Gabe Canales

I am pleased to announce my first study in the Journal of Nutrition is now published online.

Consumption of a HFD increases IMCL content and decreases insulin sensitivity, yet this reduction was not associated with the increase in IMCL content.
doi.org/10.1016/j.tjnu…

#thankyou Sam Orange and Dr Morven Brown for coming to our #breastcancer #supportgroup last night. It was great to get an update on your research project and give our feedback on #exercise post treatment Breast Cancer Now

It was great to visit Live Well With Cancer - North Tyneside Community breast cancer support group again to see their lovely members, amazing new space, and talk about physical activity ☺️. Thanks for having us! Dr Morven Brown

On World Liver Day, check out the liver research that is going on in NIHR Newcastle BRC

livingwithlivercancer.co.uk/news-and-event…

FIVE roles here.

Research Assistant/Associate - understanding inequalities in cancer outcomes in the UK
Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne
£31,396 to £36,024
Closes 24/04

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We are working with the brilliant Sam Orange at Newcastle University to explore breast cancer and physical activity.

Please get in touch if you want to be involved. You can read more here: buff.ly/49HSyjL

Express an interest here: buff.ly/3Q4JcYt

Registered. See you in Boston

One of the key things from the The Lancet Breast Cancer Commission is the hidden suffering of breast cancer
- sexual health
- social stigma
- fertility

Led by oncologist Professor Charlotte Coles

The ICR Cancer Research UK Breast Cancer Now Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital Cambridge University ABC Global Alliance

Healthworks we're proud to be supporting this study. Please get in touch with them to share your experiences

Had early breast cancer? Are you from a Black, Asian, or other minority ethnic background?

Healthworks and Newcastle University Faculty of Medical Sciences want to hear your experiences of physical activity after treatment.

Read more 👉 buff.ly/49HSyjL

Express an interest 👉 buff.ly/3Q4JcYt

📢Funded PhD studentship with me Newcastle University exploring physical activity systems and behavioural science. 3yr UKRI-rate stipend, home fees covered and generous training and support package. Application deadline: 8th May. DM or email with any queries #physicalactivity #PhD

Becoming a clinical exercise physiologist meant Oli could use his knowledge and skills to help patients.

Read his story - healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/…

#NHScareers

Come and work with us! Amazing epidemiology roles Newcastle University working with a fantastic team