Danielle Pegg, Research Assistant and Lead Exercise Professional at Flinders University, shared on LinkedIn:
“I am incredibly lucky to have the privilege this week to present some of our team’s research via poster presentation at the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (COSA) ASM 2026.
As a clinician, I strive to have research at the forefront of my practice.
I believe having a foot in both doors enables incredible opportunity to continue refining my practice as I continue to grow as an Exercise Physiologist.
A big thank you to my whole research team, but a special thank you to Dr Janine Porter-Steele, Sandie McCarthy, Vivian Chiu, Sarah Balaam, Mackenzie P. and Brent Cunningham for trusting me to present our research this year.
Very excited to see the results come from our research on the safety and feasibility of exercising with a stoma (colostomy, ileostomy, urostomy and more) to continue to enhance best practice for exercise in cancer care.”
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