Karabuk University

This study aims to see if using a white reflective cover and giving gentle massage can help lower bilirubin levels more quickly in newborns with a specific type of jaundice (ABO incompatibility). Researchers will measure if these simple additions to standard light therapy (photot…

This study is testing a training program for first-time pregnant women to see if it helps them feel more confident and establish better sleep habits for their babies. The program teaches gentle, responsive caregiving techniques and consistent bedtime routines. Researchers will co…

This study aims to see if adding a special type of rope training, where blood flow to the arms is partially restricted, helps male volleyball players get stronger and perform better. Over eight weeks, one group will do rope training with the restriction, while another does the sa…

This study tests if providing educational information via a QR code before a planned C-section can help reduce anxiety before surgery and pain afterwards. 88 women scheduled for planned C-sections will be randomly assigned to either receive the QR code materials or get standard h…

This study is testing whether a mobile app can help people with ongoing low back pain stick to their home exercise program better than using printed instructions. Fifty participants will be randomly assigned to use either the app with videos and reminders or a paper handout for s…

This study aims to find out if one of two common muscle therapies works better to reduce muscle fatigue and improve oxygen levels before exercise. Researchers will test 20 healthy, sedentary young adults, giving each person both therapies in a specific order. They will measure mu…

This study aims to see if peer-led education is more effective than traditional teaching at increasing knowledge about secondhand and thirdhand tobacco smoke among university students training in elderly care. Researchers will compare two groups of students—one receiving educatio…

This study aims to understand how searching for health information online affects anxiety levels and personal health views in pregnant women. Researchers will survey 80 pregnant women about their internet use, anxiety, and health perceptions. The goal is to gather knowledge, not …