Mindfulness-based approaches have been found to be beneficial for healthy adults[1][25][26] for adolescents and children,[27][28] as well as for different health-related outcomes including eating disorders,[29][30][31] psychiatric conditions,[32][33][34][35] pain management [36][14][37] sleep disorders,[38][39] cancer care,[40][41] psychological distress, and for coping with health-related conditions.[42][43][44][45] As a major subject of increasing research interest, 52 papers were published in 2003, rising to 477 by 2012.[24] Nearly 100 randomized controlled trials had been published by early 2014.[46]