Dr. Scott Adams is a physiologist and scientist with over 18 years of experience in precision exercise medicine – designing, delivering, and testing exercise-based interventions grounded in advanced physiological assessment. Prior to founding Peak Precision Health, Scott was a scientist and oversaw a cardiopulmonary exercise testing lab at the University Health Network. He was the inaugural co-chair of the Cardio-Oncology Rehabilitation & Exercise working group of the International Cardio-Oncology Society. He completed his PhD at the University of Alberta (Edmonton, Alberta) and two postdoctoral fellowships at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (New York, New York) and the University of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario).

As a clinician, he co-founded and co-led multidisciplinary health and exercise programs across major academic medical centres. As a scientist, Scott has worked with top research teams within hospital, university, and community settings across North America. His research focused on using cardiopulmonary exercise testing and metabolic assessment to predict, identify, minimize, and treat some of the most common and debilitating consequences of chronic disease – including cardiovascular dysfunction, skeletal muscle impairment, metabolic inefficiency and fatigue.

Over the past 18+ years, Dr. Adams has witnessed time and again the power of precision, data-driven exercise interventions to transform health outcomes. When exercise is prescribed based on what the body actually needs – not guesswork – the results are measurable and life-changing.

Dr. Adams and the Peak Precision Health team are ready to help you unlock your full potential – with the science to back it up.

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Matthew Dhanushan completed his Bachelor of Arts at York University in Kinesiology & Health Sciences and a Master’s degree in Fitness Science at York University, with a concurrent certificate in Exercise Assessment and Prescription. Since graduating, he has been working as an exercise physiologist developing expertise in cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET). Working in various research and clinical settings, he has gained a strong understanding of the complex relationship between exercise and the human body.

Matthew has been an integral part of research teams at Sunnybrook Hospital and York University. He has acquired important experience working with various clinical populations, including individuals living with chronic health conditions, and has gained a strong understanding of the nuances and challenges faced by people living with chronic illnesses.

From 2022-2024, he worked as a teaching assistant and guest lecturer at York University, where he made an impact in supporting the educational development of students in the Health Sciences and Life Sciences programs. He supported courses in Human/Exercise Physiology, Anatomy, and Nutritional Sciences.

Matthew is passionate about exercise and advocates its benefits in managing chronic disease symptoms and improving quality of life. He is compassionate and is driven to deliver personalized, evidence-based interventions to positively impact outcomes.

Matthew’s specialized knowledge and experience position him as a valuable member of our team, and he brings with him a careful, nuanced approach to exercise prescription that supports your fatigue solution.

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