We will be collecting data to help us develop a mobile app, which will provide recommendations to people with type-1 diabetes before and after exercise to help keep their blood sugar in a safe range.

This study is a pilot test of a 12-week program. In this study, we will use diet and exercise changes, digital tools, and coaching to help individuals with Type 2 diabetes or prediabetes lose weight.

We are testing an app for African Americans who have type 2 diabetes. We want people in the study to let us know if the app is helpful for managing diabetes. We also want to know what will make the technology culturally relevant for its users. Participants will test the app and give their opinions back to the research team.

The purpose of this study is to understand the ways neighborhoods impact young Black men's heart health. In this study, Black men will meet as a group to talk and do some activities to help improve understanding of how neighborhoods impact health.

The Johnston County Health Study is a long-term research study based in Johnston County, North Carolina. The purpose of the study is to measure how common osteoarthritis, pain, and disability are in the county, as well as its impact on individuals and the community. This is important because arthritis affects over 54 million adults in the United States and frequently occurs with other health conditions, like diabetes and heart disease. In our study, we are examining how osteoarthritis is related to other health conditions, such as injury, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. We also want to know how osteoarthritis and other health conditions differ by gender and race/ethnicity.

The purpose of this study is to investigate the health of former women's soccer players.

Our study seeks to understand the patient outcomes of individuals struggling with social needs and whom have a diagnosis of a chronic illness.

When one person in a family has Type 1 Diabetes (T1D), the risk of developing T1D increases for others members of the family. Researchers are conducting testing to determine if a person is at risk for developing T1D at the time of testing.

The purpose of this study is to understand how your local community affects your health. Our overall goal is to help Black adults live healthier lives and prevent strokes. In this study, we want to learn more about how the separation of races in local communities, transportation access, and community resources affect the risk of stroke for Black adults. Participation in this study will help us to develop strategies that encourage healthy lifestyle practices like exercise in your local community.

The purpose is to assess comprehension and acceptability of a 17-item Diabetes Distress Scale among Dominican adults living with diabetes. We will do this by interviewing Dominicans with type 2 diabetes to determine if the questions as written in the questionnaire are appropriate for use in their country. It is important to test out if questions are appropriate before applying them in a future study because poorly understood questions can introduce mistakes in the data collection, analysis, and interpretation processes.