Exercise and immunotherapy improving cancer outcomes

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  Hello, Claudia Hammond here with Health Check from the BBC.

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  Today we have the results of not one but two new cancer trials,

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  which some are hailing as breakthroughs.

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  And from Kenya and Tanzania,

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  we'll hear about aflatoxins affecting both crops and human health.

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  And to help me today, I have BBC health reporter, Philippa Roxby.

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  How are you?

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  Very well, thank you.

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  So I'll be talking to you about these cancer trials,

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  but what else do you have for us today?

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  Well, we're going to be looking at something called an electronic tattoo or an E tattoo,

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  which monitors how much brain power we're using.

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  We shall see how much brain power we're using.

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  I'm very intrigued by that one, by the way.

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  But let's start with cancer.

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  And if you've noticed a lot of stories about new breakthroughs in the past few days,

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  it's because a big cancer conference has been taking place in Chicago.

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  And, Phillip, you've been following what's been happening there.

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  And one really interesting trial has been using exercise not to prevent cancer in the first place,

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  but to treat it.

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