Lifestyle change programs (LCPs) are effective for promoting healthy lifestyles and preventing disease, but women's enrollment in these programs is low due to various barriers.
A survey conducted with 1,606 women aged 40-74 revealed limited knowledge about LCP benefits and a low-to-moderate interest in participation, influenced by factors like physical activity levels, BMI, and perceived barriers such as cost and time.
The study highlights the need to improve women's understanding of LCPs and address specific barriers to boost enrollment and retention in these programs.