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Phase III mHealth Trial Launches: Adaptive Digital Intervention to Boost Asthma Controller Adherence in Adolescents — What Respiratory Clinicians Need to Know

247 Health News Editorial

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7 Apr 2026

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New randomised trial examines whether adaptive mobile health interventions can improve inhaled corticosteroid adherence in adolescents with moderate-severe asthma. The 389-participant study uses electronic monitoring to objectively measure medication-taking behaviour across three intervention strategies.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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