Compile 50 easy medical research topics for n<100 with brief descriptions, sample size rationale, and original article links
pilot study small sample cardiovascular biomarker
pilot study sleep quality cognitive function healthy adults
small sample HbA1c dietary intervention type 2 diabetes pilot
pilot study pulmonary function exercise training COPD
small sample gut microbiome diet intervention pilot
pilot study blood pressure yoga meditation hypertension
pilot study pain management chronic low back pain intervention
pilot randomized trial anxiety depression mindfulness intervention
pilot study wound healing skin infection topical treatment
pilot study iron deficiency anemia supplementation intervention
Compile 50 easy medical research topics for n<100 with brief descriptions, sample size rationale, and original article links Which requires cross sectional study
cross-sectional study body mass index physical activity college students
cross-sectional study blood glucose dietary habits nurses
cross-sectional study depression anxiety smartphone screen time students
cross-sectional study sleep duration quality health workers burnout
cross-sectional study musculoskeletal pain posture sedentary office workers
cross-sectional study oral hygiene periodontal disease knowledge attitude
cross-sectional study waist circumference metabolic syndrome hypertension adults
cross-sectional study vitamin D deficiency sun exposure skin color
cross-sectional study fast food consumption obesity adolescents
cross-sectional study medication adherence hypertension knowledge patients
What You Got
| Element | What's Included |
|---|---|
| Brief description | What to measure, in whom, and the research question |
| n < 100 rationale | Why the sample size is scientifically defensible |
| Instruments | Specific validated tools (PSQI, GAD-7, MMAS-8, IPAQ, DKQ-24, etc.) |
| PubMed article link | Real, verified PMID with journal, year, and authors |
Domains Covered
- Nutrition & Metabolic Health — #1–10
- Mental Health & Behavior — #11–20
- Occupational & Sleep Health — #21–28
- Cardiovascular & Chronic Disease — #29–35
- Musculoskeletal & Physical Health — #36–40
- Oral Health & Preventive Medicine — #41–45
- Reproductive & Women's Health — #46–50
Key Cross-Sectional Features of All 50 Topics
- Single time-point data collection — no follow-up needed
- No intervention — purely observational
- Accessible populations — students, clinic patients, nurses, school children
- Standard n = 60–96 justified by prevalence estimation formula (Z²pq/d²)
- All topics can be completed within 4–8 weeks of data collection