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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Cancer Surviv. 2017 Nov 3;12(2):186–195. doi: 10.1007/s11764-017-0657-5

Table 3.

Physical fitness and health behavior outcomes at baseline and change during 15 weeks

Outcome Baseline(Mean ± SD) Δ Baseline to Week 15(Mean ± SD) Δ from Control(Mean ± SE) P
Six-minute walk test, m
 Intervention 479.0±59.8 18.8±27.0 22.6±10.8 0.03
 Control 499.2±79.3 −3.7±44.6
Accelerometer moderate-vigorous activity, minutes/week
 Intervention 96.6±41.3 8.6±52.1 18.4±14.6 0.20
 Control 91.0±29.2 −9.9±38.3
Self-reported physical activity, minutes/week
 Intervention 142.0±143.2 76.4±158.3 12.1±50.3 0.66
 Control 126.8±120.9 64.3±185.1
Caloric Intake, kcals/day
 Intervention 1405±546 −191±461 −43±134 0.80
 Control 1661±540 −148±427
Fat, % kcals/day
 Intervention 36.8±5.6 1.3±6.2 2.1±1.7 0.32
 Control 39.2±7.5 −0.8±5.2
Carbohydrate, % kcals/day
 Intervention 41.1±6.4 −2.0±8.3 −1.6±2.2 0.47
 Control 45.8±10.8 −0.4±6.4
Fruits, servings/day
 Intervention 1.4±1.1 0.3±1.0 0.2±0.3 0.46
 Control 1.5±1.0 0.1±0.7
Vegetables, servings/day
 Intervention 3.3±2.4 0.8±1.5 1.2±0.4 0.03
 Control 3.2±2.5 −0.4±1.5
Fiber, grams/day
 Intervention 16.5±7.4 0.5±5.0 0.7±1.6 0.10
 Control 18.0±7.4 −2.0±5.6

SD, standard deviation; SE, standard error. This analysis was conducted using the per-protocol (completers) analysis set, including n=23 for the intervention group and n=25 for the control group.