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Feasibility of a brief group-based immersive 360° mindfulness program for stress-related outcomes in health sciences students: a 4-week pre-post pilot study.

Frontiers in Medicine February 25, 2026 DOI: 10.3389/fmed.2026.1740585 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Pre-post pilot study Peer reviewed
Population Health sciences students
Intervention Immersive 360° mindfulness program
Duration 4-week intervention
Topics Meditation
Key points The 4-week immersive 360° mindfulness program was feasible and associated with improvements in stress-related outcomes among health sciences students, suggesting potential benefits but warranting further controlled investigation.

Abstract

Feasibility of a brief group-based immersive 360° mindfulness program for stress-related outcomes in health sciences students: a 4-week pre-post pilot study.

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