University Of Southern Denmark

This study tested a new online program called HOPE-AF, designed to prevent depression in people diagnosed with atrial fibrillation (AF), a common heart rhythm problem. The program was therapist-assisted and personalized, targeting specific risk factors like stress or loneliness. …

This small pilot study tested whether a daily creatine supplement could reduce persistent symptoms like headaches and fatigue in adults who had a concussion 6 to 18 months earlier. Thirty-four participants were split into groups receiving creatine, a placebo powder, or usual care…

This study tested a new online group counseling program called AMOR, designed specifically for pregnant women and new mothers with ADHD. The main goal was to see if the program was practical and acceptable, and to check for any early signs that it might help with ADHD symptoms, s…

This study tested whether eating a gluten-free diet could reduce gut symptoms and fatigue in people with ulcerative colitis. Fifteen participants tried one week of a high-gluten diet and one week of a gluten-free diet in a random order. Researchers measured their symptoms and col…

This study tested a special therapy program designed to help people living with spinal cord injury. Six participants received ten sessions of a therapy that combined psychological counseling with physical rehabilitation, focusing on managing pain and living a meaningful life. Res…

This study aimed to understand why some women develop type 2 diabetes years after having diabetes during pregnancy (gestational diabetes). Researchers followed 210 women for about 8 years, comparing those who had gestational diabetes to a similar group who did not. They collected…

This study aimed to understand how emergency department doctors in Denmark divide their time. Researchers observed 9 ER physicians to measure exactly how many minutes they spent directly with patients versus on tasks like computer documentation and talking with colleagues. The go…