Plain-English translation of NCT05929976 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This is a research study that follows children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) from countries around the world. Researchers are building a collection of blood and stool samples, along with detailed health information, to better understand how a child's nutrition, diet, and gut bacteria affect their leukemia treatment and long-term health.
Doctors don't always pay close attention to nutrition during cancer treatment, even though what a child eats and their overall nutritional health can significantly impact how well they respond to therapy and what side effects they experience. This study aims to fill that gap by gathering information across different countries and wealth levels to understand nutrition's real impact on leukemia outcomes.
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You would visit the study center at several scheduled times during your leukemia treatment and once a year after treatment ends. At these visits, researchers would collect blood and stool samples, measure your height and weight, ask questions about what you eat and your home situation, and review your medical records. The study continues for about one year after your cancer treatment finishes, so the full participation timeline may be 2–3 years depending on your treatment schedule.
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