Could family meals and meal timing help fight cancer?
NCT ID NCT07262593
Summary
This study aims to see if changing when and what families eat can help reduce cancer risk. It focuses on Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander women, who face higher cancer risks. Researchers are testing two main ideas: providing healthy, culturally appropriate family meals and encouraging a daily eating window of 10-12 hours. The goal is to see if these changes improve health markers linked to cancer and emotional well-being.
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Huntsman Cancer Institute
Salt Lake City, Utah, 84112, United States
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