Sitting in Children Study compensation provided
The University of Southern California is conducting a research study aimed at learning how breaking up your child’s sitting time will influence their blood sugar, mood, and attention.
Research Conducted in Los Angeles, CA
Compensation is provided
Clinic visits
required
required
In good health to overweight Children
8 - 11
Years Old
Years Old
Fast Facts
Study Background
This groundbreaking study can help us learn about how breaking up sitting time can affect your child’s health.
Our project is the first to study how breaking up sitting time with walking over multiple days can influence how your child’s body uses sugar.
This information may help us develop new programs and policies to prevent childhood obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Our project is the first to study how breaking up sitting time with walking over multiple days can influence how your child’s body uses sugar.
This information may help us develop new programs and policies to prevent childhood obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Additional Information
We aim to learn how breaking up your child’s sitting time will influence their blood sugar, mood, and attention. Our goal is to learn how to prevent diabetes in children.
You may qualify for this study if you meet the following criteria:
Eligibility Criteria:
Eligibility Criteria:
- Child between 8-11 years old
- Overweight
The study includes the following:
- One screening visit of about 2 hours
- One week of visits that include: 2 morning visits of about 6 hours each, and 5 afternoon visits of about 3.5-4 hours each
- Parents/guardians will be informed about all procedures and must give consent
- Wearing an activity monitor for 7 days and completing a diet survey twice at home
- We offer flexible timing so that study visits fit you and your child’s schedule
Compensation up to $900 is provided for participation in this study.
There is no cost to participate in this study.
Dr. Britni Ryan Belcher is the primary investigator of this study. Learn more about Dr. Belcher by clicking here or contact 323-393-0722 or uscsbs3@gmail.com for more information.