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CureApp’s Smoking Cessation App under Review as Medical Device; Reimbursement Price Will Be Key: President
The medical IT startup CureApp has submitted its nicotine dependence treatment app, which is designed to increase the effectiveness of treatment through behavioral modification, for approval as a medical device in Japan, President Kota Satake revealed on July 5. “We’re…
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