A Longitudinal Study to Determine the Effect of Gene-based Personalised Diet and Physical Activity Advice on Adiposity Indices in University Students
This study, sponsored by St Mary's University College, explores the impact of gene-based personalized dietary and physical activity interventions on adiposity indices in university students aged 18-25. The market for personalized nutrition and health interventions is growing, driven by increasing awareness of obesity and related health issues. The competitive landscape includes various companies focusing on genetic testing and personalized health solutions. The study's outcomes could provide valuable insights into the efficacy of genetic personalization in dietary and physical activity recommendations, potentially leading to commercial applications in health and wellness sectors. Diligence implications include assessing the scalability of findings and the potential for partnerships with health tech companies.
Indication: Adiposity
Modality: gene therapy
Target: Gene-based personalized dietary and physical activity advice aimed at reducing adiposity indices.
Sponsor: St Mary's University College
Source URL: ClinicalTrials.gov
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Ingested: Jul 01, 2026
Model: trialsignal-ai-v1
Validation: validated
Matched by target_normalized: Gene-based personalized dietary and physical activity advice aimed at reducing adiposity indices.
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Condition raw: Adiposity, Behavior, Health
Condition normalized: Adiposity, Behavior, Health
Modality raw: gene therapy
Modality normalized: gene therapy
Target raw: Gene-based personalized dietary and physical activity advice aimed at reducing adiposity indices.
Target normalized: Gene-based personalized dietary and physical activity advice aimed at reducing adiposity indices.