The purpose of this study is to learn more about how sleep changes in children and young adults during and after cancer treatment. Our researchers want to understand when sleep problems start and how to treat them. The goal is to improve sleep and overall health during cancer care. We are looking for volunteers who were recently diagnosed with cancer and plan to receive cancer therapy.
Study Topics
Sleep
Cancer
Cancer: Children, Teens
The purpose of this study is to learn more about sleep problems among patients who have had lung cancer. We want to better understand how to find and help address sleep problems by asking questions about how sleep affects patients' health and feelings. The goal is to find better ways to help our patients sleep.
Study Topics
Sleep
Cancer
Cancer: Lung
This study wants to find out if a medicine called metformin can help people sleep better. It looks at how metformin affects a special kind of sleep that helps with learning and memory. The study also checks if metformin can fix daily activity and rest patterns that get messed up by health problems.
Study Topics
Sleep
The purpose of this study is to see if listening to nature sounds and using a new technology called CR can help people who take care of loved ones feel less stressed. Taking care of someone can be stressful and affect your health. This study will test if CR can help reduce stress symptoms like anxiety, trouble sleeping, and changes in heart rate in a small group of people.
Study Topics
Healthy Volunteers
Mental Health
Neurology Disorders
Sleep
Brain and Memory
The purpose of this study is to find out how well the study drug GS-8588 is tolerated when given at different doses. We also want to find out how the body's immune system reacts to GS-8588.
Study Topics
Aging
Sleep
Brain and Memory
The purpose of this study is to see if treatment with immunotherapy can help lung cancer patients who get tired easily and struggle with some daily tasks.
Study Topics
Sleep
Cancer
Cancer: Lung
