Participating in research is one of the most powerful things you can do to be part of tomorrow's healthcare breakthroughs. Penn State Health is always looking for people who are willing to participate in studies, so that our researchers can better understand how to diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases and conditions.
AWS-PSU: Active Women's Study at Penn State University This research study is being conducted to evaluate the impact of exercise and reproductive function on bone strength. Eligible young women (age...
Description: This research study is to assess energetic status, reproductive health, and bone health in a population of young exercising men. Secondarily, this study will also explore how diet, fitness...
We will be examining the diets of people with hidradenitis suppurativa to see if they consume different amounts of foods like dairy, tomatoes, or gluten....
Reducing intake from large portions is of critical importance to preventing obesity. People consistently eat more when they are served larger portions, a phenomenon known as the portion size effect...
The purpose of this study is to gather information about family meals, what they look like, and how they have changed over time since the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants will complete...
The purpose of the study is to examine how the inclusion of 2 oz./day of pecans into a typical American diet and a healthy diet affect risk factors for heart...
本研究的目的是确定代用ts of pecans replacing one snack daily on heart health, diet quality and blood sugar control. Participants will be randomized into...
We plan to conduct a pre and post-test comparison study to investigate the change of sleeping and eating patterns, sleep quality, key nutritional supplement between individuals with panic disorder with...
Rates of obesity have risen sharply throughout the world over the past several decades. The increase in the availability of highly palatable, high-calorie foods may be one factor that has...
This research seeks to exam behavioral and neural differences in the formation and maintenance of habit behavior in adolescents and adults....
