When Babies Start Tummy Time May Matter Less Than Parents Think, Pilot Study Finds
A pilot study tracking 58 infants found no statistically significant differences in developmental outcomes based on whether tummy time was ...
A pilot study tracking 58 infants found no statistically significant differences in developmental outcomes based on whether tummy time was ...
A prospective pilot study of 52 patients with episodic migraine found significant clinical improvements after 10 sessions of manual acupuncture, ...
A pilot study of seven geriatric dogs in Japan found no statistically significant overall effect of daily violet light exposure ...
A pragmatic pilot study at Bafoussam Regional Hospital in rural Cameroon found preliminary signals favoring osteopathic care over physiotherapy for ...
A pilot case series of ten glaucoma patients found that cataract surgery at a target pressure of 30 mmHg with ...
A 60-day open-label pilot found that an FDA-authorized smartwatch-based wearable was associated with reduced nightmare frequency and distress among San ...
A six-month Japanese pilot study found that belt-electrode electrical stimulation combined with leucine-enriched nutritional supplementation was safe and feasible for ...
A pilot study of 64 very preterm infants finds that greater direct screen exposure at 12 months of corrected age ...
An open-label pilot trial found that a single fecal microbiota transplantation cleared adherent-invasive E. coli from the gut lining of ...
A six-month home-based program combining exercise and respiratory muscle training significantly improved walking distance, breathing muscle strength, and fatigue in ...
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