Amasya University

This study tested whether a short posture training program could reduce back pain and improve body posture in middle school students. 27 students with poor posture took part in three training sessions. Researchers measured pain and posture before, right after, and at 1 and 3 mont…

This study tested whether hypnobreastfeeding education—a relaxation-based teaching method—could help first-time mothers reduce breastfeeding myths, set more positive expectations, and feel more confident. Researchers divided 110 pregnant women into two groups: one received the ed…

This study tested an online stress management program for nurses to see if it could lower their stress and improve how they perceive their workload. A total of 42 nurses took part, with some joining the program and others serving as a comparison group. The program included sessio…

This study tested whether an artificial intelligence-assisted electrical stimulation device (StimaWELL 120MTRS) can measure chronic back pain as accurately as patients' own ratings. 78 adults with back pain for over three months had their pain measured by the device, a pressure-b…

This study looked at two different teaching methods for diabetes management in nursing students. 88 students were split into groups using either a jigsaw cooperative learning method or case-based learning. Researchers measured their knowledge, critical thinking, and self-efficacy…

This study looked at whether a 12-week walking program could change brain structure in 22 overweight adults who also had headaches. Participants either followed a diet plus walking or diet alone. Researchers measured brain gray and white matter volumes with MRI scans before and a…

This study looked at 60 adults having thyroid surgery to see if the sedative dexmedetomidine or midazolam affects how well doctors can monitor a nerve that controls the voice box. The goal was to find out which drug helps surgeons identify the nerve faster and with better signal …