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The “SleepFix” app is made for people who have difficulty sleeping. Researchers from The University of Sydney are investigating if improved sleep helps to reduce how much pain affects daily activities for those struggling with back pain and sleep.
Reseachers from The University of Sydney want to learn test whether the “My Back Exercise App” can help people with chronic low back pain to improve their physical function, as well as reduce their pain intensity and improve their quality of life.
Sydney University researchers want to understand which treatments for people with pain and/or functional limitations post partial-meniscectomy are more effective for pain and self-reported functioning.
The George Institute for Global Health is coordinating a decentralised study aimed to reduce the risk of dementia and cognitive decline by lowering blood pressure.
The Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes is conducting 30-minute phone or video interviews to understand the challenges and needs of individuals with Type 2 Diabetes in country/rural towns, with the aim of improving access to diabetes research.
UNSW Researchers want to to improve quality of life and other health outcomes for older Australians living with osteoarthritis and thinking difficulties through a 12-week program.
UNSW researchers want to examine whether a 10-week group exercise, nutrition, and self-management program OR an individual telehealth counselling for older adults with Type 2 Diabetes and Osteoarthritis improves cardiometabolic health, fitness, quality of life and pain.
Researchers want to hear from Australian health professionals who are interested in offering nature prescriptions to patients/consumers, or who already offer nature prescriptions.
Researchers want to learn if nature prescriptions can help people aged 45+ with heart and metabolic issues to be more active.
Curtin University researchers want to learn if taking blood-pressure lowering medications at night may play a role in preventing the progression of kidney disease in diabetic patients through an online survey.
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