Sharlene Gill: CO21 Challenge Clinical Trial Shows Exercise Improves Survival in Early-Stage Colon Cancer
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Sharlene Gill: CO21 Challenge Clinical Trial Shows Exercise Improves Survival in Early-Stage Colon Cancer

Sharlene Gill, Medical Oncologist and Medical Director of Staff Wellness and Engagement at BC Cancer, shared a post by Canadian Cancer Trials Group on LinkedIn, adding:

“Clinical trials advance cancer care – CHALLENGE proved that exercise is an extremely affordable and safe therapeutic intervention that saves lives for people diagnosed with early-stage colon cancer.

It’s been 6 months since this data was reported and we are still waiting – completely agree with Dr. Booth, our health care systems need to support this for our patients!”

Quoting Canadian Cancer Trials Group’s post:

“Sharing a Canadian Cancer Society video featuring the CO21 CHALLENGE clinical trial that proved exercise improves colon cancer survival.”

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Medically reviewed Dec 25, 2025 by Marine Rushanyan, MD