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This study tested whether a personalized support plan could help people with obstructive sleep apnea use their CPAP breathing machines more regularly. It compared the personalized plan to standard care in 113 patients over 12 months. The main goal was to see if the extra support …

This study compared two anesthesia drugs (xenon gas and sevoflurane) used during carotid artery surgery in patients over 55. The main goal was to see if xenon kept patients' blood pressure as stable as the standard drug during the operation. Researchers also looked at recovery ti…

This study tested whether a gas mixture called Kalinox could safely reduce pain for adults with cancer during short, invasive procedures like bone marrow tests or spinal taps. It compared the gas to standard pain relief methods and a placebo to see which worked better. The goal w…

This study tested whether a 50/50 mix of nitrous oxide and oxygen (often called 'laughing gas') could help patients feel less pain and anxiety during dental procedures. It involved 549 patients, including very young children, adults with dental phobias, and patients with mental d…

This study aimed to better understand how blood sugar levels change throughout the day for people with type 2 diabetes who use an insulin pump. Researchers monitored 24 participants at home for 14 days using a continuous glucose sensor. The goal was to see how meals and insulin d…

This small study examined how xenon gas anesthesia affects the body's automatic nervous system responses. Researchers measured nerve activity and blood pressure reflexes in 8 healthy volunteers while they were awake and under xenon anesthesia. The goal was to understand whether t…

This study aimed to understand if a low dose of nitrous oxide (laughing gas) could reduce heightened pain sensitivity in healthy people. Researchers used a controlled electrical stimulation model on the skin to create and measure pain in 20 male volunteers. The goal was to gather…