Centre Hospitalier De Valence

This study tests whether special wellbeing care called socio-aesthetics can improve quality of life for people with cancer. About 400 adults receiving chemotherapy for lung, breast, colon, or prostate cancer will either get socio-aesthetics sessions or use skin products on their …

This study tests whether a structured physical activity program can help people with head and neck cancer become less sedentary and more active over 18 months. Researchers will enroll 96 patients recently diagnosed with non-spreading cancer. Participants will either follow the pr…

This study tracks pain levels in 50 adults who receive a feeding tube through the skin into the stomach. Researchers want to find out what factors, like stomach depth or tube position, might predict more pain. The goal is to better manage discomfort for future patients.