Acceptability of digitally adapted cardiovascular risk reduction intervention content from the StrongPeople strong hearts program: A single-arm pilot study - Takeaways - MDSpire

Acceptability of digitally adapted cardiovascular risk reduction intervention content from the StrongPeople strong hearts program: A single-arm pilot study

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  • Anita On

  • Rebecca A. Seguin-Fowler

  • Phrashiah Githinji

  • Jacob Szeszulski

  • Alexandra L. MacMillan Uribe

  • Lily Benner

  • Jaqueline Rodriguez

  • Chad D. Rethorst

  • May 31, 2026

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    Cardiovascular diseases are the leading causes of death in women, affecting 44.8% of those over 20 years old.

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    Digital interventions for CVD risk reduction can improve health behaviors and reach broader populations.

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    The StrongPeople Strong Hearts program is a 24-week intervention targeting multiple lifestyle CVD risk factors.

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    This pilot study assessed the acceptability of digitally adapted content from the StrongPeople Strong Hearts program.

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    Eighteen eligible female participants enrolled in the study after screening, with content delivered via a private Facebook group.

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Acceptability of digitally adapted cardiovascular risk reduction intervention content from the StrongPeople strong hearts program: A single-arm pilot study

  • by Anita On, Rebecca A. Seguin-Fowler, Phrashiah Githinji, Jacob Szeszulski, Alexandra L. MacMillan Uribe, Lily Benner, Jaqueline Rodriguez, Chad D. Rethorst

  • May 31, 2026

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