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Digital Therapeutic Trial for Overactive Bladder Shows Promise: RiSolve App Completes Post-Market Evaluation in Irish Women

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26 June 2026

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The completed RiSolve Trial evaluated a prescription digital therapeutic app for overactive bladder in 46 Irish women, potentially transforming access to evidence-based behavioural therapy. Results expected February 2026 could influence global digital health approaches to this common women's health condition.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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