Michigan State University

This study tests an online support platform for Michigan youth aged 8-18 and their parents. The program teaches coping skills for pain, stress, and mood, and includes substance use prevention for older kids. About 100 participants will use the platform for six weeks and then give…

This study tests whether short, culturally tailored videos can help Vietnamese American mothers decide to get their children the HPV vaccine. About 60 mothers will watch either personal stories, informational videos, or general teen health videos. Researchers will check if childr…

This study tests a short program called ADAPT that teaches children ages 9-14 with ongoing stomach pain how to use relaxation, problem-solving, and mindfulness to feel better. The program has worked well in specialty clinics, and now researchers want to see if it can be used in p…

This study looks at how different types of light affect attention and learning in college students. Researchers at Michigan State University will have 300 healthy undergraduates wear special light-enriched glasses in class. They will measure how fast and accurately students compl…

This study will test if a mobile app called MI MOM helps improve pregnancy and postpartum health. About 500 pregnant women on Medicaid will either use the app or receive standard care. The app provides health information, text messages, and optional support from a community healt…