Plain-English translation of NCT06275412 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing The 3Ms 2.0, a program delivered through a mobile phone that helps parents supervise and support their teenager's daily diabetes management. The study involves 216 Black teenagers (ages 10–14) with type 1 diabetes and their parents, comparing the mobile program to a standard education program. Researchers want to see if the treatment improves blood sugar control, reduces stress for parents, and strengthens family relationships.
Type 1 diabetes is especially challenging for Black teenagers and their families, and there are limited programs designed specifically to help them manage it together. This trial aims to find out whether this new treatment can make a real difference in how well teens control their blood sugar and how family members feel about managing the disease together.
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If you join, you and your parent will be randomly assigned to receive either the mobile phone program or educational information about type 1 diabetes, plus your usual medical care. The program involves three short sessions (10–20 minutes each) on your parent's mobile device over six months, completed whenever is convenient. Researchers will collect information at your home (or online if needed) at four timepoints: at the start, three months in, six months in, and one year in.
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