Meditation for Pediatric Anxiety
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Augusta, Georgia
This trial aims to evaluate anxiety levels in children before, during, and after surgery and determine if meditation can help reduce anxiety during this time. Additionally, the study will investigate if regular meditation practice can lead
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Behavioral Intervention
Rested & Ready to Learn for Sleep
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Columbia, South Carolina
This trial aims to see if a program to improve sleep habits in young children, both at school and at home, is possible, well-received, and shows early signs of being effective before they start
Behavioral Intervention
Prehabilitation for Ventral Hernia
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Greenville, South Carolina
This trial aims to evaluate the physical fitness of elderly patients undergoing hernia repair and see if a targeted exercise program before surgery can improve their recovery. Researchers believe that exercising before surgery can increase activity levels and
Behavioural Intervention
Biofeedback Gait Training for Ankle Injury
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Charlotte, North Carolina
This trial aims to study the effects of gait training with auditory biofeedback on ankle joint health in individuals with chronic ankle instability. Participants will undergo a 6-week training program and will be assessed for
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