Lifestyle Intervention for the Reduction of Prostate Cancer Disparities Among African Americans

Inclusion Criteria

• •To be eligible, prostate cancer survivors must self-identify as black or African American
• •Prostate cancer survivors must have 0-III stage prostate cancer
• •Prostate cancer survivors must have completed therapy (e.g., surgery, chemotherapy \[chemo\] and/or radiation)
• •Prostate cancer survivors must enroll with a spouse or a romantic partner
• •Prostate cancer survivors must not meet physical activity recommendation (i.e., 150 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity per week)
• •Prostate cancer survivors must be willing and able to be physically active, as determined by responses to the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q)
• •Prostate cancer survivors must not participate in another physical activity, diet, or lifestyle program
• •Prostate cancer survivors must have a valid home address and telephone number
• •Prostate cancer survivors must be able to access internet over a smartphone or a computer at home or other location (e.g., work, church, library, community center, etc.)
• •To be eligible, spouses or romantic partners must be \>=18 years of age
• •Spouses or romantic partners must enroll with a spouse or a romantic partner with prostate cancer
• •Spouses or romantic partners must live together with the survivors
• •Spouses or romantic partners must not have major health problems (e.g., cancer, dementia, stroke, and heart and lung diseases)
• •Spouses or romantic partners must be willing and able to be physically active, as determined by responses to the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q)
• •To be eligible, healthcare providers must be currently providing care with individuals diagnosed with prostate cancer
• •Any professionals such as surgical and medical oncologists, fellows, nurse practitioners, physical assistants, and primary care physicians will be eligible