SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS

This study tested whether taking bitter melon, blueberry, or cranberry powder for 12 weeks could improve blood sugar control and reduce symptoms in people with type 2 diabetes. 120 adults on oral diabetes medication were randomly assigned to one of the three supplements. Research…

This study tested a phone-based system that helps people with heart failure monitor their symptoms and get coaching on how to manage them at home. 50 patients used the system after being discharged from the hospital. The goal was to see if the system could help patients better ca…

This study tested a smartphone app called POSTHOC that helps cancer survivors manage symptoms and track healthy behaviors after finishing treatment. Fifty-one adults who recently completed cancer therapy used the app or received standard care for 12 weeks. The goal was to see if …

This study tested whether special insoles called Light Legs can improve blood flow in the legs (venous return) and quality of life in people with vein problems. Fifty-four adults used the insoles for 14 days and filled out questionnaires about their symptoms and how easy the inso…

This study tested whether yoga-based breathing exercises can reduce pain, fatigue, and insomnia and improve self-efficacy in people recovering from colorectal cancer surgery. 80 patients were split into two groups: one did the breathing exercises twice daily for about 20 minutes,…

This study tracked 1,826 people who received a small implantable heart monitor (Confirm Rx) to check for irregular heartbeats. Over 12 months, researchers recorded how often the device caused serious problems and how well it worked in daily life. The goal was to see if the monito…

This study looked at how dental students hold their bodies while doing root canal work. Ten students were recorded on video for 5 minutes, and their posture and muscle fatigue were analyzed. The goal was to understand how their working positions might lead to pain or injury. This…

This completed study followed 300 adults who had mild to moderate COVID-19 but were not hospitalized. Researchers tracked their symptoms for up to a year to see how long it took to fully recover and how lingering symptoms affected daily life. The goal was to better understand lon…