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An eXercise-based Frailty Intervention in Lung Transplantation (XFIT): A Phase Ib Clinical Trial Focused on Establishing Safety

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University of California, San Francisco · 2026

Dysbiosis Exercise Human Randomized controlled trial

Abstract

The goal of XFIT study is to measure the safety of an 8-week telehealth-delivered exercise and behavioral training program to treat frailty in lung transplant candidates in their own home. The main questions XFIT aims to answer are: * Is XFIT safe? * Is XFIT feasible and acceptable by participants? * Is XFIT effective in improving frailty and physical function as reflected in patient-reported outcomes. Participants will: \- Participate in the 8-week XFIT program or enhanced standard of care

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Anonymous. (2026). An eXercise-based Frailty Intervention in Lung Transplantation (XFIT): A Phase Ib Clinical Trial Focused on Establishing Safety. <em>University of California, San Francisco</em>. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06960421

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Anonymous. An eXercise-based Frailty Intervention in Lung Transplantation (XFIT): A Phase Ib Clinical Trial Focused on Establishing Safety. University of California, San Francisco. 2026.

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@misc{anon2026AneXer, title = {An eXercise-based Frailty Intervention in Lung Transplantation (XFIT): A Phase Ib Clinical Trial Focused on Establishing Safety}, author = {Anonymous}, journal = {University of California, San Francisco}, year = {2026}, }