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Clinical trials and research at Hofstra University

• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

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.

• Improving MRI speed and quality for better patient care

  This study is working on making MRI scans quicker and better by using new techniques, so patients can spend less time in the scanner while still getting clear and accurate images for their diagnosis.

  NIH research Hofstra University · Hempstead, United States · NIH-11219783

• Plant-based small blood vessel replacements

  Trying heat-treated plant scaffolds to make small blood vessel grafts for people who need arterial bypasses but lack a usable vein.

  NIH research Hofstra University · Hempstead, United States · NIH-11212977

• Developing a continuous design process for medical devices

  This study is all about helping bioengineering students at Hofstra University learn how to design medical devices by working in teams and getting real-world insights, so they can better understand patient needs and be ready for exciting careers in healthcare technology.

  NIH research Hofstra University · Hempstead, United States · NIH-11099356

• Exploring how brain stimulation can improve memory function

  This study is exploring new ways to boost memory by using a special technique that sends gentle electrical signals to the brain while it’s active, and it's designed for people who have trouble with memory, especially as they get older.

  NIH research Hofstra University · Hempstead, United States · NIH-11071078

• Understanding decision-making in anorexia nervosa using brain imaging techniques

  This study is looking at how young women with anorexia nervosa make decisions, especially when things are uncertain, to better understand their thought processes and help improve treatment options.

  NIH research Hofstra University · Hempstead, United States · NIH-10580198

• Creating plant-based blood vessel grafts for heart surgery

  This study is looking at new ways to create blood vessel grafts using plant materials to help people with heart and circulation problems, aiming to make safer and more effective options when regular veins aren't available.

  NIH research Hofstra University · Hempstead, United States · NIH-10439063

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