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Help us Build EX-MED Cancer's Home
EX-MED Cancer is a not-for-profit health service that will deliver essential exercise medicine to cancer patients across Australia.
EX-MED Cancer:
- is a safe and effective exercise program specifically designed for people with cancer;
- counters the adverse effects of cancer and its treatments; and,
- has the potential to radically overhaul the way cancer patients are treated in Australia - changing and saving lives.
Cancer patients need exercise - and EX-MED Cancer needs you.
Please help us open our doors. Whether it is a token $1 or a swag of cash you've been saving for an truly special opportunity - we ask that you please consider supporting the rollout of this critical medical service across Australia.
Read more about the game-changing outcomes the EX-MED Cancer team are achieving for cancer patients in Melbourne.
$50 could be...
A contribution to our rent, insurance, governance, marketing and promotion activities or IT and patient data platforms.
$100 might contribute to...
Building our network of exercise physiologists and establishing coordinated communication channels with doctors.
$500 is going to change lives...
As the EX-MED Cancer team establish sites across the country to roll out exercise medicine for Australian cancer patients.
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Why exercise and cancer?
Years of scientific research has established exercise as an invaluable medicine in the management of cancer. Evidence-based guidelines recommend all people with cancer exercise regularly to help tolerate and recover from cancer treatments.
WHY EX-MED Cancer?
EX-MED Cancer involves a personalised program, making exercise accessible to every single Australian cancer patient. It is a world-first program of its type, run entirely not-for-profit and is delivered by a team of international experts.
Why now?
In May 2018, the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia announced that exercise should be considered an essential part of every cancer treatment plan. Exercise has the potential to change and save lives - and every cancer patient deserves exercise.