HYBRID EVENT: You can participate in person at Baltimore, Maryland, USA or Virtually from your home or work.
Aggelos T Margetis, Speaker at Cancer Conferences
Athens Naval and Veterans Hospital, Greece

Abstract:

during the presentation, the role of exercise for oncology patients will be outlined. Within this context, established benefits and recommendations regarding exercise as a supportive treatment will be overviewed, as well as mechanistic insights. Additionally, preliminary evidence from preclinical and clinical studies dictating possible therapeutic usages of exercise will be briefly demonstrated so as to discuss future perspectives.

Audience Take Away:
Can we prescribe exercise for oncology patients? if so, under which circumstances?
Is exercise feasible and beneficial for cancer patients?
Can exercise be used along with standard-of-care treatments for therapeutic purposes in the oncology setting?

Biography:

Dr. Margetis graduated with honors as MD at National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA), Greece in 2017. He then joined the Molecular Carcinogenesis Group in the Department of Histology, NKUA, to study how metabolism rewiring contributes to cancer development and examine whether dietary restriction protocols can restrain tumor growth in breast cancer models. In 2020 he started his Internal Medicine residency training in Athens Naval and Veterans Hospital; during 2021-2023 he was certificated in Cancer Survivorship, Clinical Nutrition and Integrative Medicine from GW University Cancer Center, KU Leuven University and University of Minnesota, respectively.

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