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Feasibility Assessment of a Mobile App for Managing Migraines in Adolescents: A Single-Arm Trial

  • By

  • Amy E Noser

  • Abigail S Robbertz

  • James Peugh

  • Marielle Kabbouche

  • Joanne Kacperski

  • Scott W Powers

  • Andrew D Hershey

  • Kevin A Hommel

  • November 5, 2024

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    The study assessed the feasibility and satisfaction of the Easeday mobile app for managing migraines in adolescents aged 13-17.

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    Easeday includes relaxation training, biofeedback, and educational modules aimed at improving migraine self-management.

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    Eighty-three percent of recruited participants enrolled, with ninety percent completing the app intervention and assessments.

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    Participants reported significant reductions in anxiety, pain catastrophizing, and functional disability, indicating potential benefits.

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    The study highlights the need for further research to address usability issues and enhance treatment duration and diversity.

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