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Understanding the Trial Results This study looked at whether using low-dose estrogen replacement therapy (ERT) along with a strength training program could help older women with knee osteoarthritis (KOA). Here’s what we found: What Worked? Women who took ERT showed improvements in mental health…
Understanding the Trial Results The study compared two types of pulmonary rehabilitation (PR): one using minimal equipment (PR-min) and the other using specialized gym equipment (PR-gym). Both types aimed to help people with chronic respiratory diseases improve their ability to exercise and overall well-being.…
Understanding the Study on Breast Cancer and Distress Who was in the study? The study looked at women diagnosed with breast cancer who were receiving radiotherapy (RT). These women had access to a digital tool that provided information about their treatment. What was the…
Understanding the Trial Results This study looked at how a special three-week occupational therapy program can help patients with systemic sclerosis (SSc) improve their hand function. SSc can make it hard for people to use their hands, and occupational therapy might help. Here’s what…
Understanding the Study Results This study looked at whether low blood pressure during surgery (intraoperative hypotension) affects the chances of feeling sick after surgery (postoperative nausea and vomiting or PONV) in patients having laparoscopic gastrointestinal surgery. What Worked? The study found that low blood…
Understanding the Study Results This study looked at two types of anesthesia—spinal and general—for patients with tibia (shin bone) fractures. It aimed to see which type of anesthesia is safer and more effective. Here’s what they found: What Worked? Spinal anesthesia was shown to…
Understanding the Study Results This study explored how combining cognitive remediation (CR) with aerobic exercise (AE) can help improve thinking skills in people with schizophrenia. Here’s what we found: What Worked? The group that did both CR and AE (CR+AE) showed better improvements in…
Understanding the Trial Results This study looked at how to reduce changes in blood pressure over time, which can be harmful to heart health. The researchers wanted to see if a special program could help patients with high blood pressure variability. What Worked? Patients…
Understanding the COVID-19 Symptom Diary Trial Results What Was the Trial About? This trial looked at how well a diary for recording COVID-19 symptoms worked for people taking a medication called nirmatrelvir, along with ritonavir, compared to a placebo (a non-active treatment). The aim…
Understanding the Study Results This study looked at how well a treatment combining endocrinotherapy and Shenqi Pills works for men with hormone-sensitive prostate cancer (HSPC). Here’s what we learned: What Worked? Improved Survival: Patients who took Shenqi Pills along with their usual treatment had…
Understanding the Study Results This study looked at how well the Oxalis Formula and acupuncture work together to treat chronic nonbacterial prostatitis (CNP) caused by dampness-heat stasis. Here’s what the results mean for patients and clinics: What Worked? The combination of Oxalis Formula and…
Understanding the Research Results This study looked at how a special type of therapy, based on positive psychology, can help men with psychogenic erectile dysfunction (pED). This is when erectile dysfunction is caused by mental or emotional issues rather than physical problems. The main…
Objective of the Study This study looked at a new way to treat a condition called mid-low cryptorchidism in children. This is when one or both testicles do not descend into the scrotum properly. The new method combines a special tool called a hernia…
Understanding the Trial Results This study looked at how well a combination of sertraline hydrochloride and chamomile lidocaine gel works for treating premature ejaculation (PE). Here’s what we found: What Worked? Longer Time Before Ejaculation: Patients using the combination treatment lasted longer during sexual…
Understanding the Study Results This study looked at how high-protein nutritional supplements can help older patients with gastric cancer who are receiving chemotherapy. Here’s what we found: What Worked? Better Nutrition: Patients who took the high-protein supplements had a significant increase in their energy…
Understanding the Study Results This study looked at how reducing sitting time can help improve metabolic flexibility (MetFlex), which is how well our bodies manage energy from food. The researchers wanted to see if sitting less could lead to better health, especially for people…
Understanding the Study Results This study looked at three ways to treat finger injuries: kinesio taping (KT), buddy taping (BT), and traditional splinting. The goal was to see which method helps people recover better and feel more comfortable. What Worked? Kinesio Taping (KT): This…
Understanding the HYPIC Trial Results The HYPIC trial studied the use of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) in patients with chronic inflammatory cardiomyopathy (infl-CMP) after a serious heart condition called fulminant myocarditis (FM). This trial is important for both patients and doctors as it explores a potential…
Understanding the Trial Results This research looked at how to better reach Black adults in Boston for cardiovascular disease clinical trials. The goal was to find out when these individuals prefer to receive calls about participating in studies. Here’s what we learned: What Worked?…
Understanding the Trial Results The INHALE WP3 trial looked at a new test called PCR to quickly diagnose hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP) and ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) in intensive care units (ICUs). Here’s what we learned: What Worked? The PCR test helped doctors use antibiotics more…
Understanding Sleep Quality in Heart Failure Patients What the Study Found This study looked at how well patients with heart failure (HF) sleep. It found three different groups of sleep patterns among these patients: Group 1: 46.1% of patients had enough sleep time but…
Understanding the Psychoeducation Group for Depression (PEG-D) Study What is the Study About? This study looks at a new program designed to help people with depression. It combines regular treatment with a short educational program that teaches patients about depression and how to cope…
Understanding the Trial Results What Worked? The digital therapy helped reduce repeated suicide attempts in patients who had tried to harm themselves before. Patients using the digital therapy showed a greater improvement in their mental health than those using the control app. Those who…
Understanding the Trial Results What Worked? The study looked at women using CPAP (a machine that helps people breathe while sleeping) to see how it affects blood pressure. Most women didn’t see a change in their blood pressure after using CPAP for three months.…
Understanding the Study on Melasma Treatment This study looked at a new way to treat melasma, a skin condition that causes dark patches on the face. It combined two treatments: a non-ablative fractional laser (NAFL) and a topical medication called tranexamic acid (TXA). The…
Understanding the Trial Results In this study, we looked at how a mobile app called forDiabetes can change the way people with type 2 diabetes see their condition. We had 43 patients use the app for four weeks. Here’s what we found: What Worked?…
Understanding the Barriers to Digital Mental Health Services for College Students This study looked at why college students have trouble using online mental health services. The researchers gathered feedback from students who tried a program called eBridge, which helps connect them to mental health…