CPL has hosted exercise oncologist and they have presented clinical trials supporting exercise in cancer space
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I appreciate you reaching out, but I notice your question got cut off in the message. You mentioned you're looking for information about exercise oncology and clinical trials, which is a great question!
To help you best, could you clarify what you're looking for?
Are you asking about:
- A specific webinar or presentation CPL (Cancer Patient Library?) hosted about exercise oncology?
- General evidence for exercise during and after cancer treatment?
- Specific clinical trials in exercise oncology you can access?
- How exercise might apply to your situation given your cancer type?
Once I understand what you need, I can:
- Help you find that specific webinar/presentation
- Explain the clinical evidence for exercise in cancer care
- Point you to authoritative sources (like ASCO, American Cancer Society, or NCI resources)
- Suggest questions to ask your oncology team about exercise during your treatment
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