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How smart packages enable digital medication adherence monitoring for successful clinical trials?

50 % of patients involved in clinical trials do not take their medication as prescribed, resulting in underestimated drug efficacy and delayed approval of the investigational product.

Poor medication adherence is thus a threat to drug development.

Stop using unreliable methods to assess medication adherence and maximize the chances of success in your clinical trials by using an evidence-based digital adherence monitoring system.

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