Healthy Lifestyles for Pediatric Cancer

"According to the details found on clinicaltrials.gov, this particular medical trial is not recruiting patients at present; however, it was initially published on June 11th 2020 and last updated April 14th 2022. 54 other trials are available for participation right now."

"This trial is designed to measure the impact of an intervention on participants' physical activity, as tracked by Fitbit. Secondary outcomes include changes in self-efficacy for healthy lifestyles (as measured by Weight Efficacy Lifestyle Questionnaire Short Form), anxiety levels (assessed via PROMIS Anxiety Symptoms- Short Form) and body satisfaction (evaluated using Body Esteem Scale for Adults and Adolescents)."

"This clinical trial is recruiting 36 people diagnosed with paediatric cancer between the ages of 15 and 25. To be eligible, participants must have completed their oncological treatment within five years at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital and should meet these conditions: receive either chemo or radiotherapy; if living with a parent/romantic partner - they too shall partake in the intervention as an aid to the patient (at least 50% cohabitation); only parents are financially compensated for participation. If there is relapse during research period, then approval from physician will be necessary for continued involvement in this project."

"According to the trial's eligibility criteria, those wishing to participate must fall within a 15-25 year old age bracket. The study also contains 51 studies for minors and 7 for elderly individuals."