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One-on-one exercise program in adolescent and young adult cancer survivors with a certified clinical cancer exercise specialist

Investigating Exercise Impact on Cancer Survivors' Health

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15-39 years
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This study investigates the ability of adolescent and young adult cancer survivors to complete an exercise program after their treatment. The purpose is to understand how such a program might affect cardiovascular strength and balance. Researchers will also examine changes in the blood and body that occur during the program by collecting blood samples at different times.

Participants will engage in a structured exercise regimen. The program will include various physical activities designed to test and improve cardiovascular strength and balance. Blood samples will be taken at specific intervals to analyze physiological changes.

  • Who can participate: Participants must be adolescent or young adult cancer survivors, at least three months post-cytotoxic chemotherapy, and aged 18-39 years.
  • Study details: Participants will follow a structured exercise program, and blood samples will be collected to study physiological changes.
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TX10442

19 February 2024

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