Plain-English translation of NCT07005362 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Read our Type 2 Diabetes research guide →This is a 12-week study designed to see whether combining a Fitbit activity tracker with personalized coaching from an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot can help people with type 2 diabetes who don't exercise much become more active. The AI coach will send you weekly text messages with new exercise goals tailored to your activity level, and you can chat with it anytime for support and education. Researchers want to learn whether this combination is practical, easy to use, and actually helps improve health outcomes.
Many people with type 2 diabetes struggle to stay physically active, even though exercise is an important part of managing the condition. This study is exploring whether modern technology—a wearable fitness tracker plus an AI coach—can make it easier and more motivating for patients to reach their exercise goals in their everyday lives.
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You will attend a baseline visit to get started, then wear your Fitbit every day for 12 weeks and respond to personalized text messages from the AI coach. The coach will send you a new weekly exercise goal based on how active you were the previous week, and you can text with it anytime during the week for support, tips, and encouragement. After 12 weeks, you'll come back for a final visit so the researchers can measure whether the program helped you increase your activity and improve your diabetes control.
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