Effects of a device-measured physical activity intervention on visual outcomes, including contrast sensitivity, and glycaemic control in individuals with abnormal glucose tolerance: a pilot randomised trial post-CarMeR study

Ebenezer Oduro Antiri; Thomas Hormenu; Stephen Ocansey; Rudolf Aaron Arthur; Eric Awlime-Ableh; Iddrisu Salifu; Benjamin Nyane; Augustine Mac-Hubert Gabla; Juliet Elikem Paku; Edward Wilson Ansah

doi:10.1186/s40814-026-01805-x

March 18, 2026Pilot and Feasibility StudiesOpen Access

Effects of a device-measured physical activity intervention on visual outcomes, including contrast sensitivity, and glycaemic control in individuals with abnormal glucose tolerance: a pilot randomised trial post-CarMeR study

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To evaluate the effects of a physical activity intervention on visual outcomes and glycaemic control in individuals with abnormal glucose tolerance.
Pilot randomised trial design
Assessment of contrast sensitivity and glycaemic control
Measurement of physical activity using a device
Improvement observed in contrast sensitivity
Positive trends noted in glycaemic control
Participation in intervention correlated with enhanced visual outcomes

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Pilot trial shows impact of physical activity intervention on visual health and glucose management in individuals with abnormal glucose tolerance, suggesting potential benefits.

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Pan African Clinical Trials Registry PACTR202409492459905. Registered on 16th September 2024.

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