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The GEM-S study is testing a new support program for older adults (65+) who have recently finished cancer treatment. The program includes a one-hour consultation with a geriatric specialist, twice-weekly education and wellness sessions for 4 weeks, and a daily exercise program with walking and strength training. Researchers want to see if this program helps survivors feel stronger, think more clearly, and enjoy better overall health.
Many older cancer survivors struggle with fatigue, weakness, and difficulty concentrating after treatment ends—problems that regular follow-up care alone doesn't always address. This study exists to find out whether a coordinated program that combines specialist evaluation, education, and exercise can truly help older survivors recover their strength and independence.
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You will attend 3 doctor visits over 6 months. If you are in the special support group, you will also have a 1-hour consultation with a specialist who focuses on older adults, plus twice-weekly wellness and education sessions for 4 weeks (about 75 minutes each), and a daily exercise program you can do at home. Your caregiver will participate in some of these activities with you. The whole study lasts about 6 months.
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