Plain-English translation of NCT07201948 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This study is testing whether participating in a small team makes it easier for people to stick with healthy lifestyle changes that help control high blood pressure. You'll receive guidance from a dietician, fitness trainer, and cardiologist on eating better, exercising more, and other healthy habits. The research team wants to see if having teammates to motivate each other works better than trying to make these changes alone.
African Americans experience high blood pressure at higher rates and often struggle to stick with lifestyle changes recommended by doctors. This study aims to find out whether getting support from a team of peers makes it easier for people to adopt and maintain the healthy habits needed to prevent and control this serious condition.
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You will be assigned to either a small team of 4–6 people or an individual track, and you'll work with a dietician, fitness trainer, and cardiologist to learn how to eat better, exercise, and make other healthy lifestyle changes. If you're in the team group, you'll attend sessions with your teammates and motivate each other; if you're in the individual group, you'll work on these goals on your own with professional support. You'll have visits at enrollment and then at 6 months and 12 months to track your progress and measure changes in your blood pressure, weight, and other health markers.
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