Plain-English translation of NCT06848491 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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AYA Well is a research study testing whether a personalized mobile app can help young adult cancer survivors manage their weight more effectively. The app includes customized nutrition and exercise plans, coaching tools, and a supportive online community. You would be randomly assigned to either use the full app with coaching or to a self-guided group with basic tools and peer support.
Many young cancer survivors struggle with weight gain after treatment, which can affect their long-term health. This trial aims to find out whether a tailored app with professional guidance and peer support helps survivors reach and maintain a healthier weight.
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You would participate for 12 months total. During the first 6 months, you would use a smart scale and activity tracker to monitor your progress, and either receive daily access to a personalized app with coaching and text messages (intervention group) or access basic tools and a peer support group (self-guided group). For the final 6 months, both groups would have access to peer support only. You would have check-in visits at baseline, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months, with some participants completing in-person visits at study sites and others doing remote weigh-ins via video.
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