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New patient adherence tech tests the limits
November 27, 2017
With the FDA’s recent approval of Abilify MyCite, a “digital pill” that can indicate whether a patient has taken his or her medication, physicians may finally have an effective way of attacking the problem of medication nonadherence. Abilify MyCite is a drug-device combina-tion product that consists of Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s oral Abilify (aripiprazole) tablets that have been embedded with an ingestible biosensor developed by Proteus Digital Health.
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