Esbjerg Hospital - University Hospital Of Southern Denmark

This study is testing whether drinking plain tap water can be as effective as receiving fluids through an IV for emergency room patients who need hydration. Researchers will compare 250 adult patients who are randomly assigned to either drink water or get standard IV fluids. The …

This study is testing if following a Mediterranean diet during chemotherapy can help early breast cancer patients. Researchers want to see if the diet improves gut bacteria, quality of life, and treatment outcomes. They are especially interested in whether these benefits are stro…

This study is testing if playing music during a colonoscopy can help reduce the pain and discomfort many patients feel. Over 1,000 people will be randomly assigned to have their procedure with or without background music. The goal is to see if this simple, low-cost method can mak…

This research aims to understand how a natural gut hormone called GIP affects bone health when given in different patterns. Healthy volunteers aged 18-40 will receive the hormone either continuously or intermittently for three days each. Researchers will measure bone health marke…

This study aims to understand why some people develop dangerously low blood sugar after weight loss surgery. Researchers will observe 100 people who have had this surgery to see if changes in the body's main stress hormone, cortisol, are involved. They will measure cortisol level…

This study aims to understand how people experience screening colonoscopies and whether that experience affects their decision to get screened again in the future. Researchers will follow 8,000 adults in Denmark, asking them about pain, discomfort, and their overall experience ri…