Plain-English translation of NCT07380971 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Read our Breast Cancer research guide →This trial, called "Moving Together," evaluates a new comprehensive exercise service designed specifically for women with breast cancer. The program offers flexible ways to exercise—in person at a fitness center, online via video, at home with guided routines, or at a gym with personalized plans—all tailored to where you are in your cancer journey. Researchers want to understand how well this program works and how to make it available to more patients.
Exercise can help breast cancer patients manage side effects, improve strength and energy, and support overall quality of life—but many women don't have access to exercise programs designed for their specific needs and treatment stage. This trial aims to show that providing free, personalized exercise support as part of regular cancer care can help more women benefit from physical activity.
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You would be randomly assigned to one of five groups: supervised exercise sessions in person, supervised sessions online, home-based exercise with written guidelines, self-guided workouts at a gym, or a control group that continues standard care. If you're in an exercise group, your program will be personalized based on your cancer stage, current symptoms, and fitness level. You'll complete physical assessments, answer questions about how you're feeling, and wear monitoring devices to track your heart rate and activity. Participation can begin at any point in your treatment journey—before surgery, during chemotherapy or radiation, or after treatment ends.
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