Exercise Intervention for Childhood Cancer Survivors

"To qualify for this trial, prospective candidates must be between 10 and 17 years old. In addition, there are two clinical trials specifically targeting minors and three seeking the elderly population."

"According to the information on clinicialtrials.gov, this experiment is not currently registering participants; however it was initially advertised in November of 2023 and last updated in September of 2022. Although there are no open spots for enrollment at present, five other medical trials are actively seeking volunteers."

"The primary end point of this clinical trial, assessed over 16 weeks, is to evaluate the acceptability of the intervention. Secondary objectives include charting changes in cumulative dose and usage of pain medications (prescription or non-prescription), as well as a Morphine equivalent dose tally for each patient. Additionally, chronic pain levels will be monitored with a PedsQL questionnaire and physical activity level via a Godin-Shephard leisure time questionnaire."

"This study necessitates the recruitment of 20 juvenile cancer survivors between the designated ages. Necessary qualifications for participation include: gender identity, being less than one year past their treatment, having persistent pain lasting 3 months or more, fluency in English (for both patient and legal guardian), parental/legal guardianship consent to participate and assent from the participant themselves, attendance at baseline assessment as well as 8-week and 16-week follow up visits at Penn State Health Children's Hospital, full remission status during enrollment process, age requirements between 10 - 17 years old when enrolling , and lastly whether they are able to ambulate or"