Behavioral intervention trials, mechanisms studies, and observational research spanning physical activity, hydration, pain, and cognitive function.
Efficacy of precision text messaging to increase physical activity in insufficiently active young adults.
See all projects →Efficacy of the sipIT intervention for increasing urine output in patients with urolithiasis (kidney stones).
See all projects →Dual-process mechanisms of action underlying sipIT intervention effects in patients with urolithiasis.
See all projects →Physical activity and percussive massage therapy for reducing pain in older women.
See all projects →Trials conducted through the Roybal Center for Promoting Adherence to Behavior Change and Enhancing Cognitive Function — an NIA-funded center directed by Dr. Conroy.
See every active and prior trial, our observational research projects, and the measures we've developed and validated over two decades of work.