Telehealth program to reduce cancer risk behaviors
Part of Hormones & metabolism clinical trials.
This trial offers a scalable telehealth (phone/video) program to help people improve cancer risk habits like low physical activity, higher body weight, and smoking. It may help by giving structured coaching and support in the privacy of your home.
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Who can take part
- You are a patient of Northwestern Medicine
- You are 18 years or older
- You meet at least one cancer risk factor: low activity, higher BMI, or current/recent smoking (within the last year)
- You can join telehealth visits by phone or video (cell phone, smartphone/tablet, or computer/laptop/desktop)
- You are not already in another weight loss, diet, smoking quit program, or physical activity program
- You can safely participate: no major unstable heart/lung/medical restrictions, and you are not pregnant or planning pregnancy
Quick eligibility check
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