MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (MI)

This study is testing if a 6-month support program delivered through the Telegram messaging app can help people quit smoking after they've had a heart attack. About 142 adult smokers who use Telegram will be randomly assigned to receive either the chatbot program plus standard ca…

This study will test whether adding 12 virtual health coaching sessions over 16 weeks helps people recovering from heart attacks or heart failure. Researchers want to see if coaching improves weight management, reduces stress, increases medication adherence, and lowers hospital r…

This study is testing if an imbalance in gut bacteria makes a common blood-thinning heart medication less effective. Researchers will give 50 heart attack survivors a short course of the antibiotic rifaximin to try to fix this imbalance. They will then check if the heart medicati…

This study is testing whether a supervised, community-based exercise program can help older adults with multiple chronic conditions improve their health and quality of life. It will enroll 150 people aged 50 and older who have at least two conditions like heart disease risk, diab…

This study tests whether digital health tools can help people recover safely at home after a heart attack. Researchers will compare standard care against two digital approaches: one providing education only, and another adding symptom tracking and virtual doctor appointments. The…

This study aims to see if simple wearable technology, like a foot pod and a breathing monitor, can accurately measure how hard someone is exercising. Researchers want to use this information to help create better, personalized exercise plans for people recovering from a recent he…

This study aims to create a better tool to predict which heart attack survivors are at highest risk for having another serious heart problem or dying from heart disease. Researchers will use a wide range of patient data to build an AI-powered prediction model. The goal is to help…