EXERCISE

This study is testing whether a 12-week strength training program can help slow down signs of premature aging in young adults (ages 18-35) who have recently experienced their first psychotic episode. Researchers will compare standard treatment alone to standard treatment plus exe…

This study aims to find out if exercising in the morning or evening is more effective for reducing liver fat and improving heart and metabolic health in postmenopausal women with fatty liver disease. It will involve 63 sedentary women who will be assigned to do supervised workout…

This study aims to find the best insulin pump setting for people with type 1 diabetes when they do strength training. Fourteen physically active adults will try two different pump modes during supervised exercise sessions to see which one keeps their blood sugar in a safe range m…

This study is testing whether a 12-week program of online exercise games can help people who had a stroke long ago. It aims to improve both physical abilities like walking and balance, and mental skills like memory and attention. Researchers will compare the online program to usu…

This study is testing whether a combination of a special diet, regular exercise, and a probiotic supplement can help young people with early-stage chronic kidney disease. Researchers want to see if this plan reduces harmful toxins and inflammation in the body, which are thought t…

This study is testing a new system to help cancer survivors manage their weight through exercise. Doctors will use a simple 3-step plan (assess, advise, refer) to connect eligible patients with a weight management program. The goal is to see if this structured approach gets more …

This study aims to see if adding video observation to a standard exercise program can better improve balance and prevent falls in adults aged 65 and older who are at risk of falling. Researchers will compare four groups: one doing exercises alone, one watching videos of exercises…

This study aims to see if a 12-week physical exercise program can improve the quality of life, reduce frailty, and help with mental health for people being treated for multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer. Researchers will compare a supervised exercise group with a home-based…

This study is testing whether a guided exercise program delivered through a smartphone app and monitored with a wearable tracker can help reduce fatigue and improve quality of life for teenagers (ages 13-18) who are receiving cancer treatment. Fifty participants will be randomly …

This study aims to see if adding myofascial release exercises to standard physical therapy helps people recover better from hand tendon surgery. It will involve 42 adults who have had surgery for a hand flexor tendon injury. Researchers will compare the new exercise approach to c…

This study is testing if daily text messages written by an AI can help people be more physically active. 50 healthy adults with iPhones and Apple Watches will receive either personalized or generic text prompts for two weeks. Researchers will use the participants' health data to …

This study aims to see if a specific exercise training program can help people with frozen shoulder. Researchers will measure changes in pain, shoulder movement, and daily function in 32 participants. They will also use ultrasound imaging to look for physical changes in the shoul…

This study aims to improve a system that helps doctors identify physically inactive patients and refer them to local exercise programs. It will test new support methods for clinics to see if they can get more eligible patients connected to these community resources. The goal is t…

This study aims to find out which type of exercise is better for improving fitness and mental health in young adults. Researchers will compare an 8-week program of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) with moderate continuous training (MICT) in about 76 healthy but moderately …

This study aims to find out if drinking a beverage containing caffeine and green tea extract before exercise helps the body burn more fat during and after a workout. Researchers will compare this drink to a placebo in 40 healthy, moderately active adults. Participants will cycle …

This study aims to understand if the way you take caffeine—like in a pill, coffee, gum, or mouth rinse—changes how much fat your body burns during a one-hour bike ride. Researchers will compare each form to a fake version (placebo) in healthy adults who exercise regularly. The go…

This study aims to understand how the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone directly control blood flow to the brain. Researchers will temporarily block hormone production in 50 healthy young men and women, then give the hormones back, while measuring brain blood flow at rest an…

This study aims to find out if maple syrup can be used as a natural sports drink to help trained male cyclists perform better. Researchers will compare four different drinks—a fake drink and three with increasing amounts of maple syrup—to see if more syrup helps cyclists finish a…

This small pilot study aims to understand if cold temperatures affect how men and women burn fat during exercise differently. Researchers will measure fat burning in 20 healthy, regularly exercising adults during workouts in both room temperature and cold conditions. The goal is …