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NCT03528473
The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of a 6-months program of Adapted Physical Activity (APA) on lifestyle, physical activity levels, insulin resistance and adipokines, oxidative stress, microcirculatory haemodynamics and serum levels of specific circulating miRNA in post-menopausal, physically inactive breast cancer patients in oncologic follow-up with or without hormone therapy that had completed adjuvant treatment (radiotherapy and/or chemotherapy) . Furthermore, the study will determine the impact of APA on functional capabilities, on self-reported physical activity, quality of life and psychic health.
NCT04273659
The aim of the study is to compare self-reported gastrointestinal symptoms and intestinal fermentation rates of the study products as measured by breath hydrogen and methane in adult population with self-reported mild abdominal sensitivity to pulses. The study products are a pulse products with two different cereals.
NCT03164031
Walking can be slow and unsteady in people with multiple sclerosis (MS). This study will investigate whether orthotic shorts might help. Orthotic shorts are similar to the tight clothing believed to improve performance in athletes. Research suggests that such shorts help stroke survivors to walk faster. Some people with MS find that similar garments improve coordination and stability. Public funding is controversial because there is no research investigating whether they work in people with MS. This is a cross-over study in which participants will each trial two different pairs of shorts. The first aim is to determine whether these shorts are acceptable to people with MS. Secondly, the study will develop the tools required to test the shorts. For example, by determining which measures seem most appropriate and if specific factors predict whether the shorts might help. The hypothesis being tested is that the shorts are acceptable. People with MS will be invited to participate in this mixed methods study, aiming for a sample size of 16 people. Participants will trial two different pairs of shorts, one of which will fit more closely than the other. The shorts will be tested in a movement laboratory and in daily life. In the movement laboratory, participants will be measured in both pairs of shorts and in normal, loose clothing. Walking pattern, speed and variability will be measured when the shorts are first worn. Participants will test shorts in their normal daily life for up to two weeks. They will complete questionnaires about their walking and balance in the different shorts and record how long they wear the shorts. Interviews will explore expectations and experiences of the shorts and of the research study. In the analyses, data from interviews will be combined with the numerical information gained from laboratory measures, diaries and questionnaires. If the shorts are acceptable, this study will inform a larger trial investigating effectiveness.