
Scientific Director at Emles Bioventures. Associate Senior Lecturer @NclBNS
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ALT Background and study aims More women are surviving breast cancer than ever before. But women often experience low mood, reduced strength and fitness, and extreme tiredness. These issues can last for years after treatment. Being active after breast cancer treatment can help. It can make women feel less tired, help them return to full strength, and improve their overall health and wellbeing. It may also lower the chances of cancer coming back. Unfortunately, most women do not get support to be active after treatment. The main issue is that there aren’t enough suitable physical activity classes for women to join. There are also no easy ways for healthcare professionals (such as breast care doctors and nurses) to refer women to classes. We have developed a programme called PURE-EX that allows women to be referred to suitable and supportive physical activity classes after their treatment.





















