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Light + Online Therapy for ADHD
Study Summary
This trial will test if a combination of light therapy and online therapy can help teens with ADHD and poor sleep schedules.
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Am I eligible to register for this experiment?
"The requirements to be accepted in this trial are having ADHD and being between the ages of 14 and 17. Up to four patients can join."
Is the current age eligibility for this trial limited to persons under sixty?
"In order to participate in this trial, applicants must be aged between 14 and 17. 90 participants have been recruited from the eligible cohort below 18 years old, while 29 candidates are over 65."
Does this study still accept new participants?
"According to information published on clinicaltrials.gov, this trial is actively recruiting participants. The study was first announced on September 20th 2023 and has most recently been updated as of the 6th of Septemeber in the same year."
What results are researchers hoping to achieve from this trial?
"This 7-week clinical trial is primarily aimed at determining the feasibility of treatment as reported by parents. Secondary objectives include establishing tolerance levels based on parent ratings, circadian phase sensitivity to treatments, and sleep onset time sensitity to treatments as measured with actigraphy."
What is the upper capacity of participants for this investigation?
"Affirmative. According to data available on clinicaltrials.gov, this medical trial is actively recruiting candidates and was initially posted on September 20th of 2023 with the most recent update occurring on September 6th of the same year. The study requires 4 participants from one site for admittance."
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