San Diego State University

This study is testing a new program that combines proven trauma therapy with peer-led support for HIV prevention medication (PrEP). It aims to help transgender and nonbinary people who have experienced violence by addressing both their mental health and their risk for HIV. The re…

This study is testing a new nutrition education and food access program for low-income Hispanic/Latino adults in San Diego. The goal is to see if helping people build skills and knowledge about healthy food can improve their diet quality and reduce risk factors for heart disease.…

This study is testing a new training program designed to help farmworkers protect their hearing. A small group of Spanish-speaking farmworkers will learn how to properly use earplugs through a digital lesson and hands-on coaching. The main goal is to see if the training is practi…

This study aims to see if a special sleep health program can help U.S. Marines sleep better and improve their mental health. Researchers will test three different sleep programs by randomly assigning 860 active-duty Marines to one of five groups. They will use surveys and wearabl…

This study is testing a new workplace support program designed specifically for low-wage hospital service workers who are experiencing depression and physical inactivity. The program includes phone counseling, work coaching, help with basic needs like food and housing, and text m…

This study is testing a phone and text message support program designed to help low-wage hospital service workers who are experiencing depression. The program includes therapy sessions, work coaching, help with basic needs like housing or food, and encouragement for physical acti…

This study aims to see if extra tutoring helps at-risk students in rural Côte d'Ivoire pass their important Grade 10 exams and stay enrolled in school. It will involve 1,000 adolescents, including current students at risk of failing and teens who have already left school. Partici…

This study aims to understand how warming the body affects blood flow in the smallest vessels. Researchers will use a painless light sensor on the skin of 50 healthy adults while they are gently heated. The goal is to gather basic knowledge, not to test a treatment.