Jennifer Huberty, CEO of Fit Minded Inc, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“15 years ago, I started working with Ruben Mesa, MD on what seemed like a simple question: How do we improve quality of life for blood cancer patients? What I’ve learned is that improving sleep isn’t just about better rest—it’s about giving people back a piece of their lives that cancer tried to take.
In honor of Blood Cancer Awareness Month, I’m sharing my ongoing partnership with Mays Cancer Center at UT Health San Antonio and Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center on something close to my heart.
We’re seeking US-based adults diagnosed with blood cancer who are experiencing sleep problems for a completely remote study testing a smartphone-based wellness intervention.
Why this matters:
- No in-person visits required
- Open to participants nationwide
- Compensation provided for those who qualify
- Using evidence-based digital tools we’ve refined over years of research
If you know someone managing blood cancer and struggling with sleep, please share this. Sometimes the smallest interventions make the biggest difference in someone’s quality of life.
Ruben Mesa, President, Cancer National Service Line at Advocate Health, shared a post by Jennifer Huberty, adding:
“If eligible please consider this important trial.”
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