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Lifestyle Program (Scalable Nutrition and Physical Activity) for the Improvement of Nutrition and Physical Activity in Stage 0-III Breast Cancer Survivors
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The purpose of this phase II trial is to identify the most effective dose level (number of classes) of a diet and physical activity lifestyle program based on how well it improves diet and physical activity in stage 0-III breast cancer survivors. Study results may provide researchers with information on how to best implement diet and physical activity recommendations among breast cancer survivors.
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