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Informed consent updates

App Description

The ReFLECT+ Study aims to learn about relationships between lifestyle behaviors, such as exercise and sleep, and cognitive function in women diagnosed with breast cancer. Cognitive impairment is being increasingly recognized as a major side effect of cancer and its treatment. Although our previous studies have identified relationships between exercise and cognitive function in healthy aging adults, less is known about this relationship in cancer patients and survivors. Your participation in ReFLECT+ will add to our knowledge in this area. Findings will be used to design programs aimed at improving cognitive function and quality of life in women diagnosed with breast cancer.

With the help of almost 500 women, we recently completed the first study in this series. We are now looking for more women for the second study, ReFLECT+.

Cognitive assessments are powered by the BrainBaseline platform.

Important documents for your records:
Privacy Policy: https://www.brainbaseline.com/privacy
Informed Consent: https://www.reflectstudies.org/informed_consent.html

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App Changes

  • June 17, 2019 Initial release

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