SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE (SMS)

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Can text messages and local helpers get more babies to the doctor on time?

Prevention Not yet recruiting

This study aims to see if a community-based program using mobile phone reminders, education, and small incentives can help more babies in rural Tanzania get their recommended health checkups on time during their first year of life. It will compare outcomes for about 800 babies wh…

Matched conditions: SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE (SMS)

Phase: NA • Sponsor: University of South Carolina • Aim: Prevention

Last updated Mar 23, 2026 15:19 UTC

SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE (SMS)

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Can text messages and local helpers get more babies to the doctor on time?