Fitbits and fitness: a new approach to help expectant mothers cut cannabis
NCT ID NCT05528380
Summary
This small study tested whether a 12-week lifestyle and exercise program could help pregnant women at risk for cannabis use reduce their consumption. It involved 16 women who used a Fitbit tracker and received support to increase physical activity. Researchers measured changes in cannabis use, activity levels, and mental health symptoms like depression and anxiety.
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Butler Hospital
Providence, Rhode Island, 02906, United States
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