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Clinical trials and research at Seton Hall University

• 4NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (4)

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.

• Cold plasma to help heal wounds made worse by heavy drinking

  This project sees if a cold plasma treatment can help wounds heal faster and resist infection after heavy or binge alcohol use.

  NIH research Seton Hall University · South Orange, United States · NIH-11193895

• Using cold plasma to improve healing of alcohol-related tissue injuries

  This study is looking at how a special cold plasma treatment might help heal wounds better for people who have binge-drunk alcohol, using both rats and human skin samples to see if it can speed up healing and lower the chance of infections.

  NIH research Seton Hall University · South Orange, United States · NIH-10870602

• How binge drinking affects gut health and brain inflammation

  This study is looking at how binge drinking affects your gut health and brain inflammation, especially how certain cells and receptors in your body respond, to find new ways to help people who struggle with alcohol use.

  NIH research Seton Hall University · South Orange, United States · NIH-10705750

• Impact of binge drinking and high-fat diets on brain health

  This study is looking at how binge drinking and eating a lot of fatty foods might harm the brains of older adults, especially in relation to diseases like Alzheimer's, and it hopes to find ways to protect the brain using omega-3 fatty acids.

  NIH research Seton Hall University · South Orange, United States · NIH-10668068

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