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Anxiety conditions involve intense, persistent fears or worries that can interfere with everyday life.

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RecruitingACTRN12622001365752

Evaluating the acceptability of a self-guided online parenting program (‘PiP-Ed’) to support parents of adolescents who refuse school in the context of anxiety and/or depression

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An open-label, uncontrolled acceptability trial of a self-guided, online parenting program (‘PiP-Ed’) to support parents of adolescents who refuse school in the context of anxiety and/or depression.

In Australia
Depression, AnxietyInterventional studyAges 18+
Countries
Australia
Sponsor
Monash University
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RecruitingNCT06864156

Blood markers, mood, anxiety, and fatigue in long COVID

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Evaluation of MicroRNAs and Vitamin B12 Expression in Subjects with Neurologic Symptoms of Depression, Anxiety and Fatigue in Long COVID-19

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Evaluation of MicroRNAs and Vitamin B12 Expression in Subjects with Neurologic Symptoms of Depression, Anxiety and Fatigue in Long COVID-19

In Mexico City
Depression, AnxietyObservational studyAges 18–65
Countries
Mexico
Sponsor
Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitacion
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RecruitingNCT06384196

Identity-based therapy or Unified Protocol for young people with anxiety or depression

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Identity-Based Transdiagnostic Therapy for Young People With Anxiety and Depression

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Identity-Based Transdiagnostic Therapy for Young People With Anxiety and Depression: Engagement, Efficacy, and Predictors of Outcome

Multiple locations, including Badalona
Depression, AnxietyBehavioural studyAges 16–29
Countries
Spain
Sponsor
University of Barcelona
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RecruitingNCT07017322

Noninvasive brain stimulation and mealtime anxiety in eating disorders

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Non-invasive Cranial Electrical Stimulation for Mealtime Anxiety in Adults With Eating Disorders

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Investigating Non-invasive Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation for Acute Anxiety in Inpatients With Eating Disorders

In Oconomowoc
Eating disorders, AnxietyDevice studyAges 18–30
Countries
United States
Sponsor
Rogers Behavioral Health

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