Research Programs
Research Programs
The Exercise Medicine Research Institute is a global leader in advancing the science of exercise medicine. Our mission is to understand and apply the profound impact of exercise on chronic disease and health. We are dedicated to conducting pioneering research that translates into real-world applications, influencing clinical guidelines, and transforming health outcomes. Through our collaborative and multidisciplinary approach, we are forging a new frontier in healthcare where exercise is recognized and utilized as a powerful form of medicine
Research Programs
Exercise and Genitourinary Cancers
Exercise medicine to reduce the risk of cancer recurrence and improve survival by developing better understanding of how exercise can influence a patient’s response to radiation treatment for prostate cancer.
Exercise and Breast Cancer
Suppressing disease progression and recurrence by creating a tumour suppressive environment through targeted exercise.
Exercise and Gynaecological Cancers
The role of exercise medicine in gynaecological cancers, such as pre-surgical exercise to enhance post-surgical recovery and outcomes in patients with ovarian or endometrial cancer.
Exercise and Gastrointestinal Cancers
The role of clinical exercise and sport-based interventions in patients with cancer during treatment, particularly in patients with pancreatic cancer during chemotherapy.
Exercise and Cancer Biology
Enhancing the efficacy and efficiency of exercise implementation in patients with cancer by investigating physiological mechanisms of how exercise influences tumour biology.
Exercise and Neurological Disorders
Exercise medicine in neurorehabilitation and incorporating robotics to improve physical structure, function, metabolic and musculoskeletal health.
Exercise and Healthy Ageing
Exercise medicine to restore and preserve musculoskeletal health and physical function, and promote independence in older adults.
Exercise and Paediatrics
Exercise medicine in the setting of growth and development to prevent and manage specific conditions such as childhood cancers.
Exercise, Physical Education in Schools
Promotion and participation in exercise and physical activity programs within schools.
