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Digit Health2025;1120552076251395567.January 1, 2025Journal Article

Reduction in menopause symptoms after engagement in a digital health program.

Hannah R Jahnke1, Alison Brinson1, Stacey Silverman Fine1, Natalie Henrich1
1Maven Clinic, New York, USA.

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: Digital programs dedicated to supporting patients with menopause can provide access to evidence-based information and menopause experts. This analysis evaluated the change in menopause symptom severity before and after using a digital health program. METHODS: A pre/posttest study design was used to examine the impact of a digital health program for menopause over three months. Descript…

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