Clinical Trial: Four Ways to Be Dizzy: When Physiology Fails to Explain Disability Insights From the UVIS International Survey

U.S., Dec. 23 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07297355) titled 'Four Ways to Be Dizzy: When Physiology Fails to Explain Disability Insights From the UVIS International Survey' on Dec. 01.

Brief Summary: The aim of this international study is to better understand how vestibular disorders affect daily life, including physical balance, vision and movement tolerance, emotional wellbeing, and cognitive functioning. Vestibular disorders are common but often difficult to diagnose because symptoms vary widely from one patient to another. To improve clinical care, we need large-scale information on the real-world experience of patients across different countries and clinical settings.

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