Terri Swain-Collins
Terri Swain-Collins is a 62-year-old colon cancer survivor from Kingston who participated in the CO.21 Challenge trial, which demonstrated that structured exercise significantly improves survival rates for colon cancer patients. Diagnosed in June 2021, she credits the accountability and support from her exercise therapist for helping her maintain a fitness plan throughout her cancer journey.
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Terri Swain-Collins was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer in 2021 and is now cancer-free after participating in the exercise group.
Regular exercise after colon cancer treatment significantly improves survival rates
United States· 2025-06-01
Terri Swain-Collins is one of the participants in the trial who emphasized the importance of having support while exercising.
Un estudio muestra por primera vez que el ejercicio funciona como ‘medicina’ frente al cáncer | Salud y bienestar
Spain· 2025-06-01
Terri Swain-Collins, a 62-year old who lives in Kingston and who participated in the trial, said working with a trainer over a three-year period helped her establish and maintain a fitness plan.
International clinical trial shows exercise improves survival for colon cancer patients
Canada· 2025-06-01
