GERIATRICS

This study tests a personalized strength exercise program for older adults (60+) who are at risk of losing physical function after a hospital stay. Participants do tailored exercises at home, and researchers measure improvements in mobility, balance, and frailty. The goal is to h…

This study looks at how older adults (ages 65-74) who live alone and have limb injuries experience recovery. Researchers are testing a special "Geriatric Trauma Care Program" to see if it can improve pain, daily function, mood, and loneliness. About 110 participants will join for…

This study looks at two ways of helping older patients breathe during the start of anesthesia: manual ventilation (done by hand) and AutoFlow (a machine-controlled method). The goal is to see which one keeps oxygen levels better in the brain and body. About 106 patients aged 65 a…

This study tests whether a video or a written guide helps women aged 75 and older make better decisions about breast cancer screening. About 300 women who have had screening before but never had breast cancer will take an online survey. The goal is to see which format reduces con…

This study tests whether a training session for hospital doctors can improve how they manage blood pressure and diabetes medications for older adults (65+). Doctors attend one educational session and complete surveys before and after. Researchers also call patients to see if they…

This study looks at how tiny changes in blood cells, called clonal hematopoiesis, relate to aging and heart disease in people 50 and older. Researchers will check for these mutations in 2,000 adults and follow them over time to see if they raise the risk of blood cancer, heart pr…