University Of Salamanca

This study tests a high-resolution, multidisciplinary suicide prevention program for adults at moderate-to-high risk. Participants receive intensive follow-up from a team of nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers over three months, plus weekly group therapy. The…

This study tests whether a hands-on workshop about healthy shopping and cooking can help adults over 60 stick to a Mediterranean diet. Two hundred retired or pre-retired participants will be split into two groups: one gets a talk only, the other also gets a market tour and cookin…

This study looks at whether walking on a treadmill can improve how stroke survivors move. Many people who have had a stroke walk unevenly and have different skin temperatures on their affected side. The researchers will measure changes in walking speed, endurance, and body heat p…

This study tests whether a 12-week supervised exercise program done during dialysis can improve muscle mass, strength, sleep, and quality of life in adults over 40 with chronic kidney disease. Participants are randomly assigned to either exercise during the first 90 minutes of di…

This study looks at whether a technique that combines brain training (neurofeedback) with mindfulness can lower anxiety and stress in nursing students and improve their grades. About 36 students from the University of Salamanca will take part. The goal is to see if this approach …

This study looks at whether teaching older adults about how pain works, combined with supervised exercise, can reduce chronic pain and improve daily life. One hundred people aged 65 and older with pain lasting over 3 months will be split into three groups: exercise only, exercise…

This observational study looks at how acquired brain injury affects speech and breathing in adults with dysarthria. About 100 participants will have their voice recorded and take breathing tests. The goal is to find better ways to identify the severity and type of dysarthria, hel…

This study looks at how stroke survivors' arm muscles respond when they imagine or watch movements. Researchers measure tiny muscle signals in the wrist and fingers during these mental exercises. The goal is to understand which techniques best help the brain relearn movement afte…