ALIVE! About Living Enhancements After Breast Cancer

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ALIVE! About Living Enhancements After Breast Cancer Nutrition-Energy Balance SIG Nutrition SIG CT Working Group Marian Neuhouser, Lesley Tinker, Linda van Horn, Tonya Orchard

Research and clinical Gap Breast cancer patients experience multiple treatment- related metabolic, physiologic and psychosocial changes. Increased risk of cardiovascular disease, peripheral neuropathies, declines in mental acuity, declines in functional performance Multiple changes across many health domains Many of these domains are on the LILAC baseline and annual questionnaires

LILAC Questionnaires Baseline (F340) Annual (F370) Questions on anxiety, fatigue, depression, social isolation, physical symptoms (joint pain, neuropathies, memory problems), weight/weight changes Includes whether treatment received Annual (F370) More specific questions on physical activity, symptomology (neuropathies, ADL, memory issues) medications

Research and clinical Gap Yet, most interventions have focused on one area such as weight loss, sleep hygiene, body image, depression and other single modalities, typically using a single level intervention design This represents a research and clinical gap

ALIVE! A randomized controlled semi-pragmatic trial to test whether a comprehensive intervention focused on the promotion of a nutrient-dense healthy dietary pattern, functional fitness related to activities of everyday living, social support, sleep and mental acuity among WHI women with a prior diagnosis of breast cancer will lead to better health, independent living and greater quality of life and longevity compared to usual care.

Alive! Eligibility Consented to participate in LILAC and returned baseline LILAC questionnaire Vital status = alive at start of trial Living independently at start of trial Breast cancer diagnosis received during WHI

ALIVE! INtervention Participants in the intervention will receive materials or be contacted, more frequently (2x/mo) at first then tapering: Each contact will contain 1-2 topics related to living healthy after breast cancer. Some content could be personalized based on LILAC questionnaire responses (e.g., neuropathies) Contacts will occur via: US mail (i.e., newsletter) Internet (participant website with content and videos) Text message Live coaches by telephone, skype Content can be stepped up and personalized as needed Participant preference will be sought re: contact type

ALIVE! OUTCOMES Outcomes QOL and other on Form 155 LILAC annual questionnaire, contingent on LILAC competitive renewal Weight (self-reported) Q8 (neuropathies) Q10 (mental acuity) Q11 (physical activity and walking) Medical history updates on Form 33