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Digital Health clinical trials and research
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 22 Digital Health clinical trials that are recruiting, at sites in 17 countries (most in China (4), Denmark (3), Australia (2)). 1 was first registered in the last 30 days. By phase: Phase 2/3 (1). There are also 100 NIH-funded research projects on Digital Health, with $63.0 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 22Clinical trials
- 100NIH research projects
- 1New in 30 days
- 17Countries
Newest Digital Health clinical trials
All recruiting trials (22)
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AI-assisted whole-course management for safe medicine use in advanced solid tumors
A real-world study compares a smartphone-based digital management system with usual care to see if it reduces drug-related problems and healthcare needs for adults with advanced solid tumors receiving cancer therapy.
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Digitally Enabled Districts 2.0: Aimed at Improving Maternal and Neonatal Care in Garut
A stepped-wedge trial tests whether an integrated digital health ecosystem helps 45 local clinics in Garut improve the completeness and timeliness of maternal and neonatal care.
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Preventing another ischemic stroke with a smart bracelet and app
This study tests whether a digital prevention program using a wearable and a mobile app can help people who recently had an ischemic stroke reduce the chance of another stroke and improve risk-factor control.
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Digital Recovery Support for Black adults with Alcohol Use Disorder in Detroit
This study tests whether a smartphone-based digital recovery program helps Black or African American adults in Detroit maintain their recovery from alcohol use disorder.
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Remote-patient monitoring in diabetes care shows real-world outcomes
A real-world, pre-post observational study at Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen tests whether adding remote-patient-monitoring within the EHR can maintain glycemic outcomes over two years for about 12,000 people with diabetes compared with prior ambulatory care.
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Virtual approaches for period pain in young women
This study tests two online self-care options—auricular acupressure and Baduanjin qigong—against a self-care education group to see if they reduce menstrual pain and related symptoms in young women.
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Corrie Lipids program to help lower high LDL cholesterol
This program tests whether a smartphone app combined with clinician education and coaching can help adults with uncontrolled LDL-C and high cardiovascular risk reach their cholesterol goals.
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Integrated Chinese and Western medicine telehealth for long-term diabetes care
This project will test an online platform that combines Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western medicine to manage adults with type 2 diabetes remotely.
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Home-based mobile neurological check for people with brain tumors
This project will test whether people with brain tumors older than 5 can use the Iskhaa Android app to do guided self-neurological exams, upload short videos, and have an AI model detect changes that might predict neurological worsening.
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Wearables and machine learning to spot infections early in children and teens with cancer
This project will try to use data from wearable devices and machine learning to detect infections earlier in children and adolescents receiving cancer treatment.
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Digital health support after major surgery at Jessa Hospital
This survey will see if digital services help adults manage their health and recovery after major surgery at Jessa Hospital.
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Mobile app delivering pain education and clinical hypnosis for chronic low back pain
This study will test whether a mobile app that provides pain education and clinical hypnosis can reduce pain and disability in people with non-specific chronic low back pain who are seeing a GP in Australia.
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Increasing physical activity in hospitalized patients using digital nudges
This study is testing whether digital reminders can help hospitalized patients move more and be less sedentary during their stay in the hospital.
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Nurse-led telehealth support for people with gout
This trial will try nurse-led telehealth support to help adults with gout stay on urate-lowering medicine and keep their uric acid at target after leaving a rheumatology clinic.
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SpadCare: digital home-care program for patients with PICC lines
This program tests a smartphone app that teaches and remotely monitors adults with PICC lines who receive home infusions to help reduce catheter complications.
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Digital ERAS platform to shorten hospital stay after coronary artery bypass grafting
This project tests a digital platform based on ERAS to see if it shortens hospital stays for adults having primary isolated CABG.
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Personalized digital healthcare for managing side effects in breast cancer survivors
This study is testing a new digital health program to help breast cancer survivors manage side effects from their treatments using a mobile app and smartwatch.
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Remote monitoring for patients after heart valve replacement
This study tests if using remote monitoring can help patients who have had heart valve replacement recover better and go home sooner by catching any problems early.
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Evaluating a Turkish digital health readiness questionnaire for chronic diseases
This study tests a Turkish survey to see how ready people with chronic diseases are to use digital health tools to manage their conditions.
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Improving health communication in nursing homes using AI technology
This study is testing a new AI program to see if it can help nursing home staff, residents, and their families communicate better and improve health outcomes after COVID-19.
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Smart technology for patient-centered care in pulmonary embolism
A smartphone-based program using wearable tech and AI will help people with pulmonary embolism manage their health and see if it improves long-term outcomes.
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InTake Care: Personalized voice-assistant support to help people stick with blood pressure medicines
This trial will test whether a voice assistant plus a doctor-facing web app can help adults with high blood pressure take their blood-pressure medicines more regularly.
NIH-funded research (newest 40 of 100)
Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.
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Digital tool to reduce HIV-related stigma in Nepal HIV care centers
A user-friendly digital tool helps clinics measure and reduce stigma related to HIV, mental health, and other factors to improve care for people living with HIV.
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Digital health strategies to expand lung cancer screening in safety-net clinics
A funded project aims to help low-resource clinics increase the use of lung cancer screening for patients who smoke or are at risk.
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Culturally tailored digital quit-smoking help for Hispanic/Latinx communities
A digital smoking-cessation program will be culturally adapted for Hispanic/Latinx adults to help them quit smoking and reduce cancer disparities.
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Improving how people with binge eating disorders learn and use therapeutic skills with digital tools
A study tests digital health tools to help people with binge eating disorders learn and practice cognitive-behavioral skills more effectively.
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Integrated multimodal digital health support for adults with type 2 diabetes
A large study at Yale will test how AI-powered digital tools and real-time glucose data can help adults with type 2 diabetes manage their condition more effectively.
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Integrated digital health approach to help rural adults reduce hazardous drinking and chronic pain
A digital health program designed for adults in rural areas to reduce risky alcohol use while also addressing chronic pain through a streamlined, at-home approach.
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Digital health tools to detect heart problems in cancer patients
Aging cancer patients may develop heart problems from treatment, and this project tests AI-powered methods to monitor heart health remotely and early.
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CARE@HOME: a digital tool to help families prevent serious health events for children with neurologic impairment
A mobile health tool helps families care for children with brain or nerve conditions to prevent hospitalizations and serious health events at home.
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Using smart devices to better understand and treat pain after surgery
A Dartmouth-led project uses smartphones and wearables with smart AI to predict and manage persistent pain that can follow surgery.
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Making depression care easier for cancer patients using digital tools
A research project at Columbia University will test how to quickly connect cancer patients with depression care using digital health tools and real-world care pathways.
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Adapted DSMES Digital Health for Mexican-origin Hispanics with Type 2 Diabetes
A digital health program adapted from an in-person diabetes education approach is designed to help Mexican-origin adults with type 2 diabetes improve self-management and access to care.
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Digital health tools to spot autism early and monitor it over time
A smartphone/tablet app uses computer vision and machine learning to help parents identify early signs of autism in toddlers and track their development over time.
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Duke Autism Center of Excellence: digital health and biomarkers for early autism screening and tracking
A Duke program is building digital tools to screen for autism early, track outcomes, and discover biomarkers to guide clinical trials for young children.
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Keeping it LITE 2: HIV prevention for vulnerable youth using digital health tools
A large, youth-focused project is testing digital health tools to help teens and young adults at risk for HIV stay engaged in prevention and PrEP/ART adherence.
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Real World Adoption of an Opioid Use Disorder Digital Health Tool for Teens
A teen-focused digital health tool helps manage opioid use disorder symptoms and recovery by delivering personalized, real-time guidance.
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A digital health tool to help families prevent violence and boost child mental health
A digital family-centered program is being tested to help children with behavior and mood problems and to support their families, especially in school settings.
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Digital tool to spot and reduce stigma for people with HIV in Nepal
This project will build and try a clinic-friendly digital tool to help people with HIV in Nepal identify and reduce stigma they face during care.
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A digital health decision tool to reduce medical mistrust and improve HIV care for HLMSM
A digital, culturally aware tool helps people living with HIV, men who have sex with men (HIV status-neutral care), and related communities feel more trusted and use HIV services consistently.
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Digital Health Core for trauma care patients
A digital health support hub is being created to help researchers develop and test digital tools that improve access, quality, and outcomes for trauma-affected and underserved patients.
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Digital health tool to prevent bullying and cyberbullying in elementary students
A digital health-enabled version of a proven school program helps elementary students learn skills to prevent bullying and cyberbullying.
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Digital health tool to monitor and manage CAR-T recovery symptoms
A patient-facing digital program helps people who had CAR-T therapy track and manage common recovery symptoms to feel better and stay on top of their health.
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Digital support to prevent HIV in vulnerable teens and young adults
This project will try a smartphone-based program to help sexually active teens and young adults at risk for HIV stay connected to prevention services and stick with medicines like PrEP or ART.
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Remotely delivered digital tool to boost colorectal cancer screening in rural clinics
A digital health helper called mPATH-Cloud is tested with rural community clinics to increase stomach/colorectal cancer screening that follows guidelines.
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Mosaic: A digital on-demand peer stories and education for stem cell transplant patients
A digital program delivers peer stories and practical education in English and Spanish to people undergoing stem cell transplant to help reduce distress and support recovery.
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Helping babies get timely well-child visits with community health workers and phone-based support
This project uses community health workers, phone reminders, small incentives, and smart computer alerts to help caregivers bring babies under one year to on-time well-child visits.
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Personalized digital coaching to improve perioperative outcomes
A digital health platform with a live health coach supports patients before and after surgery to reduce complications and improve care coordination.
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Digital Health Core to Improve Maternal and Reproductive Care in Arkansas
A hospital-affiliated program in Arkansas is creating digital health tools to improve access and quality of maternal and reproductive care for rural families.
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Using digital health tools to support learning for kids with leukemia
A child-focused cancer survival program uses digital health to help kids who had leukemia or lymphoblastic lymphoma learn better and stay independent as adults.
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DIGital health Interoperability Technology Standards
Aimed at creating agreed digital health data formats so doctors, researchers, and patients can share and use health information more easily.
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Using digital tools to help children treated for cancer do better in school
This project teaches parents to use an online program and coaching so children who survived childhood leukemia or lymphoblastic lymphoma can improve school skills and everyday functioning.
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Precision digital mental health support for young children in childcare
A new AI-assisted program in childcare centers aims to improve early mental health and behavior for children 0-11 by combining a mobile app with human consultant support.
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Digital health outreach to improve PrEP access for people who use drugs
A patient-focused project will test a digital platform and outreach approach to help people who use drugs access and stay on HIV PrEP.
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Digital tools to improve HIV testing and prevention for teens in the ER
This project uses digital prompts in pediatric emergency departments to offer routine HIV testing and connect teens and young adults to prevention like PrEP.
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NST-SPARK: AR app to help negative symptoms in schizophrenia
A smartphone AR therapy called NST-SPARK aims to help adults with schizophrenia reduce negative symptoms like lack of motivation and pleasure.
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Communication Optimized with AI for Dentistry (CoAID) to Improve Dental Care Talks
A new AI-powered tool helps dentists and patients communicate better during visits, before, during, and after dental procedures like implants and surgeries.
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Personalized digital support for opioid recovery
A smartphone program called KIOS that gives people with opioid use disorder personalized, real-time support for cravings, mood, pain, and staying in treatment.
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New machine learning tools to understand sleep data in adults with diabetes
Researchers will develop new computer methods to analyze wearable sleep, glucose, and blood pressure data to help adults with type 2 diabetes and sleep apnea.
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Personalized surgical care platform with a virtual health coach
A smartphone app with tailored guidance and a live virtual health coach to help people at higher risk prepare for and recover from surgery.
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Bilingual online diabetes self-care program for Mexican-origin Hispanic adults
This project will turn a community-led bilingual diabetes education program into an online course to help Mexican-origin Hispanic adults with type 2 diabetes manage their health more easily.
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Digital help for learning and daily skills after childhood cancer
This project tries a parent-focused digital program to help children treated for leukemia or lymphoblastic lymphoma improve thinking, learning, and school skills.
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Quick answers
How many Digital Health clinical trials are recruiting right now?
22, as of November 12, 2026. 1 of them was first registered in the last 30 days. We update this list each time we refresh our data from ClinicalTrials.gov.
Where are these trials running?
In 17 countries. The most sites are in China (4 trials), Denmark (3 trials), Australia (2 trials), United States (2 trials), South Korea (1 trial). Each study page lists its sites and which ones are recruiting.
What phases are they in?
Phase 2/3: 1. Trials with no phase listed are usually device, behavioural or observational studies.
How do I join one?
Open a study, check the "Is this trial a fit for you?" section, then contact the study team listed on the page. They will ask a few screening questions. Asking is free and does not commit you to anything. Talk it over with your doctor first.
Find the studies that fit you
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