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Clinical trials and research at James H Quillen VA Medical Center

• 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.

• Understanding how stress and arousal relate to tinnitus using eye and skin signals

  Researchers will test whether easy-to-measure signals like pupil size and skin conductance can reflect how distressing tinnitus feels in adults, especially Veterans.

  NIH research James H Quillen VA Medical Center · Mountain Home, United States · NIH-11511699

• Modulating a brain receptor to help with PTSD and alcohol abuse

  This study is looking at how PTSD and alcohol use problems are connected in Veterans, and it aims to find new ways to help improve thinking and decision-making by looking at how the brain works, which could lead to better treatments for these conditions.

  NIH research James H Quillen VA Medical Center · Mountain Home, United States · NIH-11098478

• Exploring the use of a protein to improve heart recovery after injury.

  This study is looking at how a small protein called ubiquitin might help the heart heal better after it's been damaged from not getting enough blood, like during a heart attack, by reducing inflammation and scarring.

  NIH research James H Quillen VA Medical Center · Mountain Home, United States · NIH-11092679

• Understanding bothersome ringing in the ears using body responses

  This project aims to find new ways to measure how much ringing in the ears, or tinnitus, bothers Veterans, using physical signs like pupil changes and skin responses.

  NIH research James H Quillen VA Medical Center · Mountain Home, United States · NIH-11072062

• Evaluating how the body's response relates to distressing tinnitus.

  This study is looking at how the body's reactions to stress are connected to the distress caused by tinnitus in Veterans, and it aims to find better ways to understand and help those who experience this condition.

  NIH research James H Quillen VA Medical Center · Mountain Home, United States · NIH-10928371

• Understanding long-term effects of COVID-19

  This study is looking at the long-term health issues some people, especially veterans, face after recovering from COVID-19, to find out what causes these ongoing symptoms and how to help them feel better.

  NIH research James H Quillen VA Medical Center · Mountain Home, United States · NIH-10924406

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