Universidad De Granada

This study looks at whether a 12-week program of functional task training (like standing up, walking, and carrying objects) can improve muscle strength and daily function in older adults with sarcopenia. 30 people aged 60 and older will be randomly assigned to different exercise …

This study tests whether a 12-week supervised group exercise program with music can boost emotional well-being in physically inactive women aged 35-60 who feel stressed or down. One hundred women will be randomly assigned to either the exercise group or a waitlist. Researchers wi…

This study aimed to see if a tailored neck exercise program could improve motor control, reduce pain, and boost mood and quality of life in women who survived breast cancer for at least five years. The trial was withdrawn before any participants were enrolled, so no data was coll…

This study tests whether a 9-month program that encourages people with heart failure to gradually increase their daily steps and walking speed can improve their physical function and symptoms. Two hundred participants will either receive standard care or the step-based program, w…

This study looks at how the type of connection in dental implants affects bone loss around them. Researchers will compare two types of connections (conical vs. hexagonal) in 42 people who are missing one tooth. They will measure bone levels, bacteria, and inflammation over time t…

This study looks at how brown adipose tissue (brown fat) changes when young adults with obesity follow a calorie-restricted diet to lose 8-10% of their body weight. Researchers will use PET-CT scans and molecular tests to measure brown fat activity and compare it to a group maint…

This study compares two types of abutment-prosthesis connections for dental implants: a newer internal conical system (Connect®) versus a traditional external flat system (multi-unit). Researchers want to see which one leads to less bone loss and better gum health around the impl…

This study looks at why more than half of people who recover from COVID-19 still feel very tired. Researchers are measuring fatigue in 398 adults using questionnaires and muscle tests. The goal is to better understand who is most affected and how severe the fatigue can be.

This study looks at 100 adults with chronic musculoskeletal pain to understand why some people struggle to stick with their treatment. Researchers will also ask about interest in using virtual reality for rehabilitation. The goal is to learn what barriers exist and how virtual re…