National University Of Malaysia

This study compares two materials used to fill bone and gum defects after wisdom tooth removal. Researchers will test if using processed particles from the patient's own extracted tooth works as well as or better than a commercially available animal-derived bone graft. Participan…

This study compares two combinations of drugs injected into the chest to treat serious lung fluid infections. It aims to see which combination works better to drain infected fluid, reduce inflammation, and help patients recover without needing surgery. The study will involve 80 a…

This study is testing whether taking a daily probiotic supplement can help people recover from a stroke. Researchers will give 110 stroke survivors either the probiotics or a placebo (dummy pill) for three months. They want to see if the probiotics improve quality of life, make d…

This study aims to see if using a mental health app for three months can help medical students feel less depressed and more resilient to stress. Researchers will compare 220 students who get full access to the app against a group with limited access. The goal is to find new ways …

This study aims to measure how well the protein in tempeh chips can be used by the body. Researchers will recruit 6 healthy women of childbearing age to eat special diets containing either standard protein or protein from tempeh chips. By tracking breath samples, they will calcul…

This study aims to see how well a new video-assisted airway device called SafeLM works for children during surgery. Researchers will recruit 60 children needing surgery with general anesthesia to test how easy the device is to insert, how well it seals the airway, and what side e…

This study aims to understand how short-term use of two common artificial sweeteners (sucralose and saccharin) affects blood sugar control and gut bacteria in men with Type 2 Diabetes. Thirty-three participants will take capsules containing each sweetener or a placebo for one wee…