New York University

This study is testing a special therapy program for mothers who have PTSD and are involved with child welfare services. It aims to help mothers manage their trauma symptoms and improve their parenting skills, with the goal of reducing the risk of future child maltreatment. The st…

This study is testing a specific type of flowable dental composite material for repairing front teeth. Researchers will place the material in 75 patients needing either veneers or class IV fillings. They will check how well the repairs hold up, look, and function over two years t…

This study is testing a new emergency room program called WeCare designed to prevent suicide among Black teenagers. The program screens youth for suicide risk, provides immediate counseling and safety planning, and sends supportive text messages to families for six weeks after th…

This study explores whether intentionally listening to music daily can improve emotional well-being in people recovering from a stroke. Sixty stroke survivors will be randomly assigned to listen to either music or audiobooks for one hour each day at home for four weeks. Researche…

This study is testing a specialized speech therapy called Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cuing (DTTC) to see if it helps children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) speak more clearly. It will involve 72 children between 2.5 and 7 years old, comparing those who receive the ther…

This study is testing a special online parenting program designed to help military-connected mothers who have experienced trauma. The program aims to help mothers manage difficult emotions like PTSD and depression, and improve their parenting skills and connection with their youn…

This study tests whether directly coaching parents during speech therapy sessions leads to better results for children with childhood apraxia of speech compared to parents who just observe. Forty children aged 2.5 to 8 years will receive standard speech therapy twice weekly for 8…

This study is testing whether a writing program can help Chinese American cancer survivors feel better emotionally. Participants will write about their cancer experiences to see if it reduces depression, anxiety, and stress while improving quality of life. The research focuses sp…

This study aims to understand the source of pain in oral cancer by comparing how patients and healthy people feel pressure and stretching on the tongue. Researchers will measure pain sensitivity in 40 oral cancer patients and 40 healthy volunteers. The goal is to gather knowledge…

This study aims to understand how arguments between romantic partners influence heavy drinking in young adults. Researchers will observe 160 couples, aged 21-29, who report heavy drinking episodes. During lab visits, couples will complete conflict and puzzle tasks while their hea…

This study aims to understand how the brain helps people plan multiple steps ahead. Healthy adult volunteers will play a strategy game similar to Connect Four while researchers measure their brain activity using scanners. The goal is to learn how people mentally simulate future m…