Can better breathing ease radiation anxiety?
NCT ID NCT06747533
Summary
This study is testing whether coaching patients in a specific breathing technique helps them take larger, more consistent breaths during breast cancer radiation treatment. It aims to see if this reduces patient anxiety and helps protect healthy organs from radiation. The study is enrolling 40 adults with breast cancer who are receiving radiation at a specific clinic.
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MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas, 77030, United States
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