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Exercise and diet education and instruction for Gynecologic Cancers
Study Summary
This trial will test a 12-week health behavior change intervention for feasibility and acceptability. The intervention will be guided by the MOST framework, which uses efficient experiments to test and compare the effects of different components of the intervention. The goal of the MOST framework is to balance effectiveness with affordability, sustainability, and efficiency.
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What are the expected results from this scientific experiment?
"This 13-week experiment seeks to measure acceptability as the primary outcome. Subsequent objectives are quantifying exercise self-efficacy with an adapted scale, assessing upper body strength via arm curl tests, and gauging physical activity intensity/duration with a modified Godin Shephard survey."
Is there currently an opportunity for individuals to participate in this medical trial?
"According to clinicaltrials.gov, this medical study is not currently recruiting participants; it was first advertised on November 1st 2022 and last modified on October 11th 2022. Although there are no active recruitment efforts for this trial at present, 72 alternative trials can presently accommodate patients."
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