Plain-English translation of NCT07166042 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing whether brief guided meditation sessions — led by audio or an instructor — can help reduce anxiety and improve comfort during radiation therapy for breast and gynecological cancers. Radiation therapy is an important cancer treatment, but some patients feel anxious during their daily treatment sessions. Researchers want to see if adding mindfulness meditation to your standard care can help you feel calmer and more at ease.
Radiation therapy can cause anxiety in cancer patients, and finding ways to help people feel more comfortable during treatment is important. This research explores whether a simple, low-cost tool like guided meditation can make the treatment experience less stressful.
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You would receive your standard radiation therapy as planned. Depending on which group you're assigned to, you would either participate in brief guided meditation sessions during your radiation visits, or continue with standard care alone. The study involves 15 to 25 daily radiation sessions over a few weeks, and researchers will monitor how you feel and respond throughout your treatment.
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