Stress Resilience
University of TorontoIn a landmark study, researchers found that our digital therapeutics technology produced “significant improvement” stress resilience amongst university students who self-report anxiety, when compared to placebo. Analyses revealed a reduction of stress immediately after each training session compared with before the training session, and decreased post-session stress over 3 weeks.
Attentional Control
University of TorontoA study that tracked attention control in university students, found that our digital therapeutics technology, AmDTx, produced “long-term” benefits for attentional control compared to placebo, indicating that our app is effective for enhancing focus. Mindfulness training, relative to cognitive training, resulted in greater improvements in attentional control.
Psycho-oncology
University of CalgaryIn a clinical trial with urban and rural cancer survivors, AmDTx provided stress reductions “similar in effect sizes of in-person programs,” indicating AmDTx provides medical-grade stress relief to cancer patients regardless of their location.
Fear of Cancer Recurrence
University of CalgaryIn a clinical trial with cancer patients, researchers investigated the potential for AmDTx to reduce the “fear of cancer recurrence”, a very serious burden on cancer survivors and their loved ones.
