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Exercise for Multiple Sclerosis
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La Jolla, California
This trial will test a 20-week exercise program for young people with Multiple Sclerosis. The goal is to see if exercise can help improve the health of those with MS. Participants will be split into
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App-Based Intervention for Underage Drinking
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Los Angeles, California
This trial will test the effectiveness of a new app that combines personalized feedback with educational content to reduce underage drinking among college students. Researchers will compare this app with an email-based campaign, a Parent Handbook,
GPS Tracker for Hepatitis C
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Alhambra, California
This trial aims to see if using GPS tracking can help people with hepatitis C who are experiencing homelessness to stick to their treatment plan. The study will compare how well patients follow their medication schedule with or without
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Text Message Intervention for Underage Alcohol Use
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Los Angeles, California
"This trial aims to test the effectiveness of sending text messages to parents of first-year college students to help reduce alcohol use. Parents will receive these messages for 10 weeks and can share them with their children
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