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Clinical trials and research at Appalachian State University

• 2Clinical trials
• 9NIH research projects
• 1Country

All recruiting trials (2)

• Telehealth Music Therapy for adults with autoimmune endocrine disease and depression

  This study tests whether eight weeks of telehealth music therapy can improve quality of life and mood symptoms in adults with autoimmune endocrine diseases and depression.

  Recruiting Appalachian State University · Boone, North Carolina · NCT07413874

• Effects of blueberries and exercise on cognitive function in older adults

  This study is testing whether eating blueberries and exercising can help older adults with mild memory problems think better.

  Recruiting Appalachian State University · Kannapolis, North Carolina · NCT06495190

NIH-funded research (9)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• How isolation and COVID-19 affected suicide risk in youth

  This project looks at how social isolation during the COVID-19 era may influence suicide risk among people aged 21 and younger.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-11406129

• Understanding a family of human enzymes that affect how drugs and fats are processed

  A study at Appalachian State University looks at how a specific group of human enzymes (P450 27 family) shape the body’s use of medicines, fats, and hormones, with potential to lead to safer therapies.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-11352591

• How social conditions and COVID-19 affected suicide risk in young people

  This project looks at how things like housing, school, healthcare access, and pandemic stress relate to suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children and teens.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-11140962

• Understanding How Human P450 Enzymes Work

  This research aims to understand how a specific group of human enzymes, called P450 27 family, function to help develop new and safer treatments for various health conditions.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-11136301

• Understanding how estrogen affects sleep-regulating neurons

  This study is looking at how estrogen affects certain brain cells that help control sleep and energy, especially in women after menopause, to better understand why some may experience sleep problems and related issues.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-11124344

• Understanding how social factors and the COVID-19 pandemic affect youth suicide risk

  This study looks at how things like money and school can affect the risk of suicide among young people, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, to help us understand the mental health challenges they are facing right now.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-10892034

• Identifying gene enhancers that help nerves regenerate in the central nervous system.

  This study is looking at how certain DNA sequences can help nerves heal better after injuries, using zebrafish as a model, to find ways to improve treatments for people with central nervous system damage.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-10873691

• Investigating how specific enzymes affect hormone and drug metabolism in the body

  This study is looking at special proteins in our body that help break down hormones and medications, and it's trying to find ways to make new treatments that work better and have fewer side effects for people with different health issues.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-10857247

• Understanding how climate change affects mental health in young people

  This study looks at how climate change, like extreme heat and hurricanes, affects the mental health of young people aged 12 to 20, using real-life data to understand when and why they reach out for help during these tough times.

  NIH research Appalachian State University · Boone, United States · NIH-10359497

Quick answers

How many clinical trials run by Appalachian State University are recruiting right now?

2, as of November 12, 2026. We update this list each time we refresh our data from ClinicalTrials.gov.

Where are these trials running?

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