CHILDHOOD CANCER

This study is testing two different drug combinations to see if they can reduce the number of 'aged' cells in the body and improve physical frailty in adults who survived childhood cancer. The trial will involve about 110 participants who are already experiencing frailty. Researc…

This study compares heart rhythm readings from an Apple Watch to standard clinical ECG tests in adult survivors of childhood cancer. Researchers want to see if the smartwatch readings match the clinical tests and can predict future heart damage risk. The goal is to develop a mode…

This study aims to update existing exercise videos originally made for older adults so they are more suitable for adult survivors of childhood cancer. Researchers are asking 10 survivors to watch the videos and provide feedback in interviews. The goal is to create a helpful tool …

This study is testing whether a personalized, home-based exercise program delivered via telehealth can help childhood cancer survivors who have difficulty with physical activity. Researchers are comparing a tailored exercise plan to general activity guidelines to see which better…

This study is testing whether a daily mindfulness meditation app is a practical and helpful way for adult survivors of childhood leukemia or lymphoma to manage stress. Fifty participants will use the Headspace app for 30 days, wear a wrist device to measure stress signals, and an…

This study aims to understand how cancer treatment affects the social lives, friendships, and sense of connection in adolescents and young adults (ages 15-22). Researchers are surveying and interviewing 121 young people who are either currently receiving treatment or finished tre…

This study aimed to find early warning signs of heart damage in children and young adults receiving a common type of chemotherapy drug called anthracyclines. Researchers planned to use blood tests and heart scans to look for tiny markers that might predict which patients are most…

This study aims to understand how often proton beam therapy, a cancer treatment, causes side effects to the teeth and jaws in children and teenagers treated for head and neck cancer. Researchers will survey survivors, review their dental records, and analyze their past radiation …

This study aims to see if data from smartphones and wearable devices can help predict which adult survivors of childhood cancer might develop future health problems. Over 600 survivors will use their phones and wearables to track symptoms, activity, sleep, and heart rate over two…