Researchers Michael Rovito and Keith Brazendale from the University of Central Florida (UCF) are spearheading a six-month intervention study funded by the Florida Department of Health's Cancer Innovation Fund. The study focuses on improving the quality of life for testicular cancer survivors, who often experience ongoing physical, emotional, and social challenges after treatment. The Physical Activity and Connectivity for Testicular Cancer Survivors (PACT) program combines low-impact physical activities, such as walking, with an online support network. Participants use Fitbit devices to track their progress and receive personalized guidance. The program also offers virtual peer-support sessions led by trained professionals to address issues like anxiety, fertility, and relationship changes. The goal is to help survivors adopt healthy habits that can be maintained long-term. Researchers hope to expand this initiative to other cancer survivor groups and integrate it into broader survivorship care across Florida.