Trial of Exercise and Lifestyle (TEAL) Intervention
- Study HIC#:2000032524
- Last Updated:10/23/2024
Most women diagnosed with ovarian cancer receive chemotherapy as part of their treatment regime. It's not unusual for chemotherapy doses to be delayed or reduced due to side effects. The purpose of this study is to learn whether a guided exercise and medical nutrition therapy program helps women complete their chemotherapy treatment as planned and help manage treatment-related side effects. The overall goal is to improve the health and wellbeing of women undergoing chemotherapy for ovarian cancer.
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Maura Harrigan
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Trial Purpose and Description
Most women diagnosed with ovarian cancer receive chemotherapy as part of their treatment regime. It's not unusual for chemotherapy doses to be delayed or reduced due to side effects. The purpose of this study is to learn whether a guided exercise and medical nutrition therapy program helps women complete their chemotherapy treatment as planned and help manage treatment-related side effects. The overall goal is to improve the health and wellbeing of women undergoing chemotherapy for ovarian cancer.
Eligibility Criteria
Women newly diagnosed with ovarian cancer (stage I-IV) and initiating curative intent chemotherapy.
