The First Hospital Of Hebei Medical University

This study tested whether adding a specific herbal injection at acupuncture points could help people with recent, sudden hearing loss and severe dizziness. All 100 participants received standard medications, but half also received injections of a plant extract called Gastrodin at…

This study tested whether adding a daily mix of dietary fiber and probiotics to standard nutritional support could improve outcomes for malnourished patients with advanced colorectal cancer. Over 12 weeks, researchers compared the supplement to standard nutrition alone, looking a…

This study tested if a 12-week home-based video rehabilitation program works as well as traditional hospital-based rehab for people recovering from heart bypass surgery. Researchers compared 110 patients who were randomly assigned to either do exercises at home with remote monito…

This study aimed to find the safest, smallest effective dose of an anesthesia medication (remimazolam) needed to put frail elderly patients to sleep for surgery. Researchers tested 58 patients aged 65+ and used a special breathing monitor to catch early signs of breathing problem…

This study tested if preserving a small artery (the right gastric artery) during a specific type of esophageal cancer surgery leads to fewer complications. It involved 120 patients who were randomly assigned to have the artery either preserved or tied off. The goal was to see if …

This study looked at what might predict better treatment results for teens with depression. Researchers gave 163 teens a 4-week treatment combining gentle brain stimulation and group therapy. They found that a supportive home life and good thinking skills at the start of treatmen…

This study tested whether a 12-week home-based video rehabilitation program works as well as traditional center-based rehab for improving anxiety, depression, and quality of life after heart bypass surgery. Researchers compared both approaches against usual care in 110 patients w…

This study tested whether a special mobile app program, used by family members, could help patients in intensive care. The program guided families through a structured plan to improve patient sleep, reduce feelings of social stigma, and manage pain. Researchers compared this fami…