University Of Rochester

This study tests a program called TEAM-UP for Teens, which uses school-based telemedicine visits and video-supported medication reminders to help low-income teens with asthma. The goal is to reduce symptoms and emergency visits by making it easier to follow treatment plans. About…

This study aims to see if training school personnel in vaccine communication and providing promotional materials can increase flu vaccination rates among students. About 6,000 students from participating schools will be involved, with some schools receiving the training and mater…

This study is testing a group training program called Wingman-Connect, designed to prevent suicide among U.S. Air Force personnel. Nearly 3,000 Airmen in technical training classes will be randomly assigned to receive either this program or a standard training course and will be …

This study tests a 4-session phone therapy that combines sleep help with alcohol use support for people who drink heavily and have insomnia. About 70 adults in New York State will try the program to see if it's practical and helps reduce drinking and improve sleep. The goal is to…

This study looks at people with atrial fibrillation (an irregular heartbeat) whose first heart ablation didn't work. It compares the usual repeat procedure with one that also treats an extra area of the heart, to see which helps patients feel better and have fewer heart rhythm pr…

This study looks at how well Wingman-Connect, a training program for U.S. Air Force Airmen, helps lower suicide attempt rates. About 17,400 new Airmen at 8 bases will take part. Researchers will track base-level suicide data and gather feedback from staff to see if the program wo…

This study looks at whether a small device placed under the skin (an implantable cardiac monitor) can find hidden atrial fibrillation in people with heart failure who are at high risk for stroke. About 477 participants will either get the monitor or standard care. The goal is to …

This study looks at whether training peer coaches can help patients with limited health literacy talk to their doctors about preventing heart disease. About 60 adults at risk for heart disease will work with a peer coach before a doctor visit. The goal is to see if this approach …

This study tracks college athletes who get repeated, non-concussive head hits during sports. Researchers use eye scans, blood tests, and brain wave measures to spot early signs of injury. They then test treatments to quickly restore normal brain function. The goal is to prevent l…

This study explores a new type of visual training for people who have lost part of their vision after a stroke. The training is based on how the brain learns patterns, and aims to improve vision with less practice time. First, it will be tested in healthy volunteers, then in stro…

This study looks at how to help primary care clinics set up a program where patients with high blood pressure send their home readings to their doctor's office. The goal is to see which strategies work best to improve blood pressure control and reduce differences in care between …