Megan Ware

Megan Ware is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Kinesiology Health Promotion and Recreation at the University of North Texas. Her research program centers on health behavior promotion in clinical populations, particularly cancer survivors and individuals with multiple sclerosis.

Key research domains:

• Exercise adherence and psychological barriers in childhood cancer survivors
• Fatigue management and interoceptive awareness in MS
• Digital health interventions for chronic conditions
• Social determinants of physical activity
• Long-term behavioral outcomes in survivorship care

Her publications demonstrate methodological expertise in cohort studies (St. Jude Lifetime Cohort), randomized trials, and psychometric analysis. Recent work examines how cancer-related worry impacts long-term physical activity maintenance and develops web-based exercise interventions for pediatric oncology.

Collaborative projects include multisite studies through the Children's Oncology Group. While no awards or supervised students are documented, her research advances rehabilitation science for chronic disease populations.