Novartis banks on the promise of digital therapeutics in the management of chronic disorders
Digital therapeutics may not have yet earned cult status within the healthcare industry, but their promise in non-communicable diseases — that are often caused or worsened by unsavory behaviors — is hard to deny, as Big Pharma makes a deeper foray into clinically-validated digital interventions designed to encourage sustainable lifestyle changes to complement traditional therapeutics.
Novartis $NVS unit Sandoz along with partner Pear Therapeutics on Monday launched reSET, an FDA-approved digital therapeutic designed to deliver cognitive behavioral therapy over 12 weeks to patients with substance abuse disorder (SUD) who are in outpatient treatment under the supervision of a doctor.
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