PHYSICAL INACTIVITY

This study is testing whether a smartphone app that shows real-time blood sugar and activity data can help adolescents and young adults with type 2 diabetes better control their condition. For 90 days, participants will use the app along with a continuous glucose monitor and a Fi…

This study aims to see if personalized fitness programs delivered through a smartphone app and a Fitbit can help older adults who live alone and have mild memory problems become more physically active. Researchers will test different features of the app to find the best combinati…

This study is testing whether a fun, 12-week recreational football (soccer) program can help get inactive teenage boys more physically active. Researchers will compare 40 boys aged 10-13 who either join the twice-weekly football sessions or continue their usual routines. The goal…

This study is testing a new workplace support program designed specifically for low-wage hospital service workers who are experiencing depression and physical inactivity. The program includes phone counseling, work coaching, help with basic needs like food and housing, and text m…

This study is testing a phone and text message support program designed to help low-wage hospital service workers who are experiencing depression. The program includes therapy sessions, work coaching, help with basic needs like housing or food, and encouragement for physical acti…

This small pilot study is testing whether a remote occupational therapy program is practical for seniors living in affordable housing. The program aims to help participants become more physically active, improve function, and manage pain by building new habits and skills. It comb…

This study aims to improve a system that helps doctors identify physically inactive patients and refer them to local exercise programs. It will test new support methods for clinics to see if they can get more eligible patients connected to these community resources. The goal is t…