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Diabetes Prevention Intervention for Prediabetes
Study Summary
This trial tests a lifestyle intervention designed to prevent type 2 diabetes in Mexican Americans with prediabetes. The intervention emphasizes preparing and eating healthy Mexican-American foods and increasing physical activity.
- Prediabetes
- Obesity
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Who meets the criteria to be an eligible participant in this clinical experiment?
"Pre-diabetic individuals between the age of 25 and 65, who have not been diagnosed with diabetes (bar gestational) , impaired fasting glucose levels ranging from 100 to 125 mg/dL or impaired glucose tolerance scores between 140 and 199 mg/dL on a 2-hour post-load glucose test OR A1C values in 5.7%-6.4% range are welcomed to join this trial. Additionally, applicants must be Mexican American and cannot have previously partaken in any self-management education studies associated with diabetes."
Is this trial still recruiting participants?
"Evidently, this trial is not actively recruiting patients. A glance at clinicaltrials.gov reveals that it was initially posted on April 1st 2017 and last updated a few days ago in the month of December 2021. Additionally, 487 other studies are still welcoming participants as we speak."
What are the expected outcomes of this experimental endeavor?
"The primary objective of this medical trial, evaluated over a 12 month period, is to quantify change from baseline in body mass index (BMI). Secondary outcomes include changes from baseline to 24 months regarding the number and amount of foods consumed using the Food Frequency Questionnaire for Starr County Health Studies, shifts from baseline to 24 months concerning high-fat food consumption with the Saturated Fat/Cholesterol Avoidance Scale, as well as alterations from baseline at 12 months assessing perceived barriers towards healthier eating habits via the Givens & Givens health beliefs: barriers subscale adapted for Starr County studies."
Is the minimum age requirement for this medical experiment lower than 25 years old?
"Eligibility for this study is limited to those between the ages of 25 and 65; however, there are other trials available for younger (under 18) or older (over 65) patients with 60 and 333 studies respectively."
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