Exercise and cancer: lessons from NASA research | Dr. Jessica Scott youtu.be/sgJEvW6fW9o?si=-tVu… via @YouTube How exercise science for astronauts can be applied to those receiving cancer treatment and how this reduces long-term cardiovascular side effects @SurvOncMASCC @TCDRadTher

Wonderful to meet up with amazing UK colleagues at MASCC Lille. Both are passionate about radiotherapy late-effects and improving care for people living with and beyond a cancer diagnosis ⁦@SurvOncMASCC⁩ ⁦⁦⁦@ESTRO_RT⁩

An impressive research project and e presentation by Dr Emma Guinan about implementing a needs based cancer rehabilitation service in Ireland and how to target services. Implementation is so important ⁦@tcddublin⁩ #mascc2024

Chance meet with Sylvie Delanian one of my hero’s! Over lunch we discussed the importance of effective radiation late effect’s management #estro24 #late effects

Shared decision making 58% of patients undergoing radiotherapy wanted but 77% didn’t get the chance. Great ESTRO talk by Anniek van Hienen ⁦@ESTRO_RT⁩ ⁦@LeechmMichelle⁩

You are welcome to join me at TCD to explore the challenges of cancer treatment late effects. I will be considering the scale and impact of symptoms on people after cancer treatment and exploring new approaches that might provide future benefits @cancernurseEU @tcddublin

Great team of specialists to be working with improving care for men with prostate cancer

Recording radiotherapy in primary care records is important and linking key symptoms would help GPs identify treatment late effects

Dr Anthony Cuncliffe highlights some of the symptom overlap with chronic disease that they see in patients with pelvic late-effects of patients with cancer ⁦@PRDA_uk⁩ ⁦@UKONSmember⁩

At an important networking meeting for professionals working with people with pelvic radiation disease@PRDA_UK ⁦@CancerCareMASCC⁩ ⁦@ESTRO_RT⁩

A good Prostate cancer session with Deborah Victor at the Ipsen 2023 Educational exchange in Birmingham. Lots of discussion on managing ADT ⁦@ProstateUKProfs⁩