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Mobile Health Tool Helps Improve Quality of Life For Young Breast Cancer Survivors

dolescent and young adult breast cancer survivors who used a novel mobile health (mHealth) intervention to self-manage post-treatment symptoms and concerns were able to improve their quality of life and reduce the burden of common symptoms compared to patients who received usual care, according to results from a new clinical trial being reported at the 2025 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS).

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  • December 12, 2025

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    The YES mHealth intervention improved quality of life for young breast cancer survivors compared to usual care in a clinical trial.

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    Participants using YES reported greater reductions in general and cancer-specific quality of life symptoms after six months.

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    The intervention provided tailored information and peer support to help survivors self-manage their symptoms and concerns.

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    Certain symptoms, such as arm and vaginal issues, improved significantly in the YES group, while fatigue showed modest improvement.

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    The study highlights the potential of low-touch interventions to support hard-to-reach populations in managing health concerns.

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Mobile Health Tool Helps Improve Quality of Life For Young Breast Cancer Survivors

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