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Identifying the Most Impactful Disease Areas and Patient Populations for PDTs

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Robert O'Brien, RPh,Diana I. Brixner, PhD, RPh

Diana Brixner, PhD, highlights the potential for prescription digital therapeutics (PDTs) to have impact in areas such as facilitating behavioral change for mental health conditions and strengthening adherence for complex disease states with intricate drug regimens.

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