Text nudges aim to slash smoking rates among HIV patients
NCT ID NCT05852860
Summary
This study tests whether simple text message reminders ('nudges') sent to doctors, patients, or both can help more people living with HIV get connected to proven quit-smoking programs. It compares four different approaches to see which is most effective at getting people referred to and starting treatment. The goal is to reduce smoking-related illnesses like cancer and heart disease, which are now major health threats for people with HIV.
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University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19104, United States
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