University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

This study tested a remote coaching program designed to help adults with schizophrenia who struggle to take their medication as prescribed. For 12 weeks, participants received either this special coaching or standard enhanced care. Researchers measured how well people attended th…

This study tested a new, non-compressive recovery sleeve against the standard compression stocking used after knee replacement surgery. Researchers wanted to see if the new sleeve was better at reducing post-surgery pain, swelling, and stiffness. About 23 patients who had a total…

This study tested whether starting a laxative before pelvic organ prolapse surgery helps reduce discomfort with bowel movements after the operation. Researchers compared women who took the laxative both before and after surgery to those who only took it afterward. The goal was to…

This small, completed study tested whether a spinal cord stimulator could reduce pain in people with chronic back and leg pain caused by a buildup of fat in the spinal canal. Three participants who were already scheduled to get the implant were followed for 6 weeks to see if thei…

This study tested if a TENS device, which uses mild electrical pulses on the skin, could reduce pain for people getting an IUD inserted. 60 participants were randomly assigned to receive either the real TENS treatment or a placebo device that looked the same but didn't work. The …

This study tested whether placing a cotton pad under a vibrating numbing device makes it more comfortable for patients during skin procedures. Researchers asked 53 dermatology patients to try the device with and without cotton on different body areas and report which they preferr…

This study aimed to understand how starting HIV medication affects body fat and heart health risks. Researchers followed 56 people with HIV who were about to begin treatment, measuring their body composition and heart health markers over time. The goal was to learn about connecti…